B-Maker Explained

AIProduct principle

If AI is useful, why is it not the center of B-Maker?

Because writing software should still be writing software when the model is unavailable, unwanted or simply unnecessary.

The principle

The manuscript and project model are primary. AI is an optional tool attached to them.

An external model is a dependency

Models, APIs, prices and policies change. A writer should not lose the core workflow because one external service changes or is unavailable.

Many writing tasks do not need AI

Moving a chapter, comparing versions, checking project structure, reading the manuscript, managing comments and exporting a book are deterministic tasks. Adding a model would not automatically improve them.

Optional AI preserves choice

Some writers want AI for alternatives, condensation or editorial questions. Others do not want model-assisted text at all. Both workflows should remain first-class.

This also keeps the product honest

B-Maker should not invent AI steps simply to make the feature visible. The model appears when there is a bounded problem where probabilistic assistance is useful.

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