WordCrafter.Pro has 390 Functions. Wow. I'm the Lead for my team of four at work and have been the only one working for the last two days for various reasons and have been constantly busy doing Customer Support at our walk up window, teams calls, meetings *gads I hate meetings*, and at times been working with 3 and 4 people at the same time. and thanks to my friend Claude working on several other projects whenever I like at my phone and check in, tweak, respond to queries, or ask questions. In between customers the only noise is the air handler humming along in the back room. I should have put on some music. oh well. - I added the features of Twos, goblin tools, Octarine and Things to my Mindvault app, it keeps biggering and trying to figure out where to host it to share it with you fun folks. - Started a whole new graphics project codenamed: mythicmaidens that's really just a merge of about a dozen ideas using comfyui, character cards, images and video editing....hmmm some drama stuff, as usual its a separate tool that has been boning arond my head that will probably become a wcp plugin - noodled on something affinity related dealing with a system something like photoshop plugins - Found som ebugs in my layoutcrafter work over the weekend and maybe a major change there. - added to the WCP project manager plugin (nope you haven't seen it yet) - deep testing of empirecrafter's ties to marketcrafter before releasing both (*I* need these two) - adding and mcp server to both mindvault and Wordcrafter.pro that when finished will show up as Claude connectors so you can talk directly to both apps from Claude and do some really cool interactions with the data and functions within them and i doing this hit the 390 functions number. That's 390 Front facing functions for you of a total 588 that include admin tools and backside functions. Wow. Didn't have clue. The mcp server will be able to use or interact with all of them directly from Claude to further expand your toolset and what you can do.

Packing up for a craft show this morning at a local cider mill and I promise not to make anything new today....really. I will work on this months BIAM/NanoWrimo, try to finish Mindvault, Which currently is hosting my own 150,000 or so notes, links, and lists. Mindvault will replace the apps Things, Tues, todolist, scheduler, evernote, notion, google keep, raindrop, pocket, and recall for me. I'll release it to everyone when I finish the Anroid/IOS apps for it. Looks great on Windows/Mac now. Finish the work on Layoutcrafter, which should be live and usable now, but needs some tweaking still. It is very very close to being a full Vellum replacement and already beats atticus. Continue the editing tool for ComicCrafter (which should now be able to use layoutcrafter for childrens book and comic/graphic novel layouts). Three more in the works I'm not mentioning here. New trainings and youtube videos, updates to the storydb in narrativecrafter which still annoys me having two names and the synthesis-engine that has gotten out of control. Claude is driving the bus on most of these. Gemini developed the synthesis-engine and Manus is building training videos. Mindvault when finished will be me Personal Knowledge Manager, Secretary, Assistant, offline memory, and second brain. Sorry I've been down for a couple days this week. I might be trying to do to much. 8) And yes I got my first chapter drafted of umm, let's just not say how many in progress right now. I'll show it below.

6 Days in and it's FRIDAY!!! Those if you in BIAM this month can double dip here and just have double accountability! I am behind! My target of 2000 words a day is down, way down. I have an idea, I started brainstorming it, but 3 days of really strong painkillers and two other projects have delayed me a bit. Who needs help? Glad to do a live write in with a group anytime if that would help? Just be aware my speech is a bit slurred so I'll do my best. I sound a bit like 5th grade me before 2 years of speach therapy. So everyone making the attempt this month Chime in with where you are and what you are working on.

Apologies folks, but tomorrow I begin a new personal adventure and am admitting my age (partially). I'm having all of my remaining teeth removed and beginning the quest for dentures. By the end of the day I will have no teeth in my head and a set of "smiling teeth" (functionality unknown) in my hand. This is an incredibly expensive adventure that due to healing and multiple surgeries will extend into 2028 before all is said and done. I am NOT looking forward to this with a clear sense of dread. So i will be offline tomorrow and probably most of Thursday.

We've hit 200 Skoolers!!! alright!!!! I'll add the list of all the new folks in October here when I get home later this evening but I just wanted you to think about this one: 200 people spending 10 minutes of time is just over 33 hours of time Since this is a site for authors and help with writing stories lets try writing one together... I'm going to start a story idea and everyone who wants to join in add a paragraph or more to it. At the end of the week I'll compile it all and do something fun with it to share. ******* Genre rolled: Weird Western. Title: The Last Well in Marrow County In the drought-cracked territory of Marrow County, every town survives on a single deep well, and every well is owned by the Cartwright Water Company. Orsolya Vance has spent eleven years as the company’s licensed dowser, a job that mostly means telling ranchers where not to dig. She doesn’t believe in the magic her grandmother swore by. She believes in soil samples, brass rods, and a steady paycheck. That changes the morning she rides out to Ferris Bend to survey a failing well and finds the bucket coming up full of warm, black water that hums against her teeth. By nightfall, the whole town has gone quiet in a way that has nothing to do with the heat. People stand in doorways facing east, mouths slightly open, unblinking, until the hum fades near dawn. Orsolya’s only ally is Dutch Abernathy, a one-armed undertaker who has buried nine Ferris Bend residents in two weeks, all with their lungs full of dry dust and no water in their bodies at all. When Orsolya checks the company’s survey records, she finds her own signature on a deed she never signed, granting Cartwright the mineral rights to something called “the Sleeper below Marrow.” The company’s regional manager, Silas Pruitt, arrives by private rail car with twelve armed men and a polite smile, offering Orsolya a generous promotion if she’ll sign off that the well is simply contaminated. But the hum is getting louder, the doorway-standers are drifting toward the old mine shaft, and Orsolya is starting to suspect that her grandmother’s magic was never a superstition. It was a leash.