Build the Book. Section by Section.

Title & Subtitle

Ten candidates judged on thumbnail performance, category signal, and how much work the subtitle is doing. Pick one, edit it, or write your own below.

The Outline Is an Argument

Same chapter schema as the original sheet system — Big Idea, Key Lessons, Framework, Story, Section Breakdown, Actionable Insights — with two upgrades: every heading is written as an argument, not a topic, and the generator is instructed to keep zero overlap between lessons and sections.

Draft the Manuscript

Each chapter is written as one continuous argument. Every section call carries the voice brief, the chapter's single argument, and the tail of the previous section so prose flows instead of restarting. No section opens with a throat-clear or closes with "in conclusion." The final section bridges into the next chapter.

Editorial Passes

Each pass runs across the entire drafted manuscript, not chapter by chapter. The voice scrub and line edit rewrite every section in place, end to end. The repetition check reads the full book in one pass so cross-chapter repetition is actually catchable. The final check sweeps the whole manuscript for anything the earlier passes missed.

Flags

Front & Back Matter

Written last, after the book knows what it says. The preface comes from your raw notes. The about page only uses facts you list — nothing invented. The checklist appendix compresses the framework into a one-page reference.

Compile & Export