Infinite Bookshelf: open-source app generates a whole book from one prompt using Llama on Groq
Roger_M_Taylor · x · 2026-09-14
Infinite Bookshelf is an open-source Streamlit app that scaffolds an entire book from a one-line prompt using Llama on Groq — chapters, Markdown styling, tables and code blocks included, each chapter generated in seconds, downloadable as a text file.
The clever bit is model-splitting: a larger model generates the book's structure while a smaller one writes chapter content, balancing speed against cost. Current limitation: chapters are generated only from the section title's context (full book-level context is on the roadmap), so it works best for nonfiction.
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