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Publisher Command Center
Autonomous publishing operations
Autonomous production pipeline
Control center
Production health
Publishing readiness
Active jobs
| Book | Stage | Progress | Status | Actions |
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Activity log
Master library
Production queue
| Book | Priority | Stage | Chapters | Progress | Status | Actions |
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Stage progress
Where each book in production has reached, stage by stage.
Smart scheduler
Settings persist locally and drive the next-run countdown.
Next cycle plan
Books the next run would pick up, in queue order.
Apply this to the engine
The browser cannot write to your machine's cron, so this page is where the
schedule is designed and the engine is where it runs. Paste these two
commands in engine/ to make the settings above real.
Blueprint engine
A blueprint seeds a new book with its stage plan, chapter count and word target, then routes it to the production queue.
Blueprint-to-production routing
Continuity memory engine
Facts extracted from the library keep series terminology, characters and metadata consistent across books.
| Fact | Book | Series | Added | Actions |
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Series bibles
Publishing center
| Package | EPUB | Metadata | ZIP | Validator | Blockers |
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Validator report
Run the validator to produce a report.
Storefront coverage
Titles on sale at each store. Select a row to see which.
Portfolio by category
Titles you have written, by subject. Select a row to list them.
Distribution gaps
One job per line: a title you have already written, and a storefront it is not on yet. The cheapest revenue in the catalogue, because the book exists — highest-paying first. Tick one off when it is listed.
Seller listing status
Every title against every storefront, so a missing listing is obvious at a glance.
Pricing and break-even
| Title | Store | List price | Royalty | Net per sale | Sales to break even | Better price |
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Import sales from a storefront
Amazon publishes no API for KDP, and Google Play offers report downloads rather than a live feed — so the honest way to get real numbers off them is the file you export from their console. Drop it here. Save it as CSV first if the download is a spreadsheet.
Where it comes from
By title
Revenue
| Title | Stores | List price | Units | Revenue | Source |
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System settings
Appearance
Data
Everything lives in this browser's local storage — export before clearing site data.