Hey Guys, Trust you guys are doing well. Anyone using TB for Local SEO Service pages Writing? IF yes what workflow you are using? Thanks

Here you can see what the "Story Thread Engine" I developed looks like; its purpose is to build a book's structure while adhering to "Chekhov's gun" and many other details, so that the story has logic and connections between chapters, and nothing is forgotten or deviates from the story throughout the entire book. One is a screenshot from the "Small Town" story, where the resolution usually takes place in the final chapter. The other, meanwhile, is a thriller.

Huge update! Every fiction book now starts with an AI-generated pacing plan that reads your Story Bible, identifies the real physical locations, calculates how long people can plausibly stay in each one (a coffee shop isn't a 24/7 hangout, a beach house is), and distributes those locations across your three acts with hard caps per chapter. This fundamentally changes how outlines are built - instead of the AI improvising "another afternoon at the coffee shop" eight chapters in a row, every chapter now lands on a real day with a realistic location, and the story unfolds across a coherent timeline that makes sense in the physical world.

I thought about it for a long time, ran extensive tests, surveys, and looked at the data on my end - and I realized that TextBuilder needs to go back to its roots, back to SEO, and also to my promised bonus PDF book writer. But the new fiction books - romance, drama - let those move over to the new project: BookNova. These are 100% different audiences. For romance writers, those SEO articles were simply confusing and felt very off, while the existing SEO clients don't like seeing some kind of romance and drama showing up in the project. :D On top of that, developing the projects themselves caused problems. Claude Code frequently mixed up sections, programmed everything incorrectly - AutoWriter, Non-Fiction books, Fiction books, and the old AutoPilot had already appeared - and it often made changes to files that ended up breaking other sections as well. That's why I decided to clean up the code and optimize everything for AI programming, so I can develop the projects even faster. That's why I decided to separate this fiction book writing from TextBuilder, so it can live its own life going forward - in a completely different world, with a completely different audience and website. Because both of these audiences (SEO and romance book writers) are 100% different. To avoid chaos in the data and databases - I created a brand new database, and that's why this project has started a completely new life."

Friends! I'm building a "to do" list for the summer. Figuring out what to work on next. What do you fundamentally feel is missing from TextBuilder, and what would you really love to see? Specifically in the SEO space. Very soon, the new AutoWriter will be available (replacing the existing AutoPilot Single Article writer), along with a Link Exchange network. That's why I'm asking those of you who use TextBuilder most actively. What is something you REALLY, REALLY NEED that TextBuilder is currently lacking? Drop it in the comments.