Thanks for the review. This is exactly the kind of feedback that helps us improve, so I appreciate the time you put into it.

A couple of things worth clarifying, because the tool does a bit more than came through:
On structure and editing, you can regenerate individual chapters with new direction, and you can edit the text directly within each chapter, so it's not fully locked.

What you can't yet do is freely restructure the whole outline mid-flow the way you can in an open-ended AI chat. That kind of non-linear control is something we're actively building toward.

On the repeated examples across chapters, that's genuinely useful feedback and something we're working to improve so material builds and connects rather than repeating.

Your read on where the tool fits is fair. It's built to take you from blank page to a full structured draft fast. For someone who already has deep material and a fixed structure in mind, a generate-first-then-refine workflow can suit better, exactly as you found.

One thing worth a look: our Skool community has a full course on getting the most out of the setup, especially around voice and chapter direction. It's free for all users and helps with some of the friction you ran into.

Thanks again for the thoughtful review. Feedback like yours directly shapes what we prioritise.

Best,
Casper