Welcome to New Members! Welcome all new folks! On this Channel we support creatives and writers of all genres whether you use AI help or not. More specifically we have developed the Professional Writing System and an App WordCrafter.Pro to help you create, complete, market and sell you stories successfully. If you are reading this and not here for WordCRafter.Pro that's cool too. We are a community of writers who use AI to help write stories that are meaningful and real (or so we hope). My goal for everyone here is to be productive, successful, and prolific in your writing. No matter how you want to write. We are here to help So a big welcome for: @J P @Ebone Holmes @James Ford @Jacob Perry @Abdullah Muhammad

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We are 81 members in SKOOL! And 48 users in 9 countries for WordCrafter.Pro!! My goal was at least 50 WCP users and 100 Skool members by my birthday. Which is Monday. I have the great birthdate 6/8/68. I don't think we are going to hit that mark but so damned close. If you are reading this and not here for WordCRafter.Pro that's cool too. We are a community of writers who use AI to help write stories that are meaningful and real (or so we hope). My goal for everyone here is to be productive, successful, and prolific in your writing. No matter how you want to write. We are here to help So a big welcome for: @Romina Castillo @Ricky Valentin @Steven Kinkead

SQUIRREL!!! I started feeling better today and when I got home I dove back into SS10D documentation and was planning to do more recording and....yep SQUIRREL!! I mentioned in yesterdays posting how I couldn't create even clean images for the smut writers room... This gave me my final reason to leave manus.ai. It has a couple of operational characteristics that I loved. It manipulated files well, created to do lists, and used claude skills and projects with nanobanana to create most of my wonderful graphics I use here. But I'm done. It's $47 a month i'll not be paying for anymore, BUT it has the feature I hate most in all software. No easy way to export your work. Well thanks to a light day at work and Claude Code on my personal EDC (and woefully slow and underpowered) laptop. My buddy Claude and I wrote an export scraper that pulled all 150 chats in human readable format and some 400 files that were created with those chats to my local drive. Yippee Skippee! The single biggest thing that Manus did involved the marketing and merch team skills. instead of just creating prompts it used nano banana to create the graphics on a canvas. I've shown some of these to folks in my live feeds. Well i've teased it for a bit and with just a little luck I'll have ConceptCrafter available for use by the time we get to cover generation for SS10D. I'm trying to watch Oskar's latest class on this at the same time to see what he can add to the mix, but i will share some screenshots below. Again this started as separate app and became one of the first of the WCP plugins. And because I can and it worked out so well we have a couple of new WCP features as well as part of this. The Good News/Bad News is that existing users get all the goodies added to their current acounts. New users after release will get a choice of 3 tiers: Writer, Pro, and Studio to choose from depending on what features they want/need. The current list in development is ConceptCrafter, MarketCrafter, BookCrafter, AutoCrafter, and PlotCrafter. Each of these is as much or more code than WCP itself. Its a debate if MarketCrafter (a much enhanced marketing plugin) or Book Crafter (my vellum/atticus replcement). I'm leaning towards the second as much of its code is in ConceptCrafter already.

Since I was so far behind today I thought I'd get a jump on tomorrow... or depending on when you are reading this it could be today. I'm a bit overwhelmed and trying to get back in control but I thought I'd share some of the over whelm with you. The pictures below are a tour of my home office (such as it is and its all too much). We could almost play a where's Waldo kind of game. Im surrounded by computers, books, arts, notes, and the flotsam of projects unfinished and not started. My 11,000 piece half built lego millennium falcon sits gathering dust. I cannot use my silhouette cutter, due to the pens and Legos on the counter it sits on, buried on a rolling cart under the desk is my piano keyboard (which i don't play very well) and 3 more starship sets to build. The pile of servers sits under my desk and there are 451 tabs open in chrome from 2 different laptops, my phone and a tablet I do research on. Its insane to work this way. There is one of the three walls of books. This is the paperbacks. Hardbound and my hobby books are the small wall to the left and upstairs there is a wall of Ikea shelves 10x15 feet of reference, art, and game books. Sheesh. Something like 200 linear feet of books. My friends gave up helping me move long ago due to the books. This is a lifetime of collecting and I'm starting to feel like its all just clutter. Why do I tell you this? Because we all work in very different environments in very different ways. This is my starship battlestation..when its all functioning (rarely because everything is old and slow) I can do truly unimaginable things. But I find myself working more often with my oldest, slowest laptop at the kitchen table or the living room couch because it works and its the most portable. I use the desktop mode on my phone with a monitor and keyboard at work to write and do most things during the daytime hours. I love going to coffee shops and writing there for the energy and the weird conversations, but I don't drink coffee.