Published-first index
Use this page as the current reading map, not just a planning board. Published articles are grouped below by workflow, and the next batch of unwritten topics stays visible so the index can be updated as the library grows.
Every time a new article is published, it should be promoted into the published sections below and removed from the next-up placeholders. This page is now meant to reflect the current wiki, not the future wiki alone.
Current state
Published
Newest
Next focus
Read first
Drafting track
Sequence building
Release prep
Roadmap source
Published now
¶ The current article library, grouped by the path a writer is actually following.
- What Dizire Engine is and who it is for
- Creating your account and logging in
- Understanding the dashboard and left-hand navigation
- Story projects, releases, chapters, and sections explained
- Choosing the right starting workflow for your first book
- Creating your first story project
- Writing your first outline
- Turning the outline into a chapter plan
- Tracking notes, continuity, and release goals
- Creating the next release in a story project
- Reusing continuity between releases
- Using the writing workspace
- Drafting chapter by chapter without losing structure
- Revising chapters and managing versions
- When to use chapter sections
- Using characters, roles, and persona notes effectively
- Keeping scene beats and structure tools useful instead of distracting
- Preparing a clean draft for publishing
- Setting release metadata and publishing overrides
- Configuring title page, copyright, acknowledgments, and about-the-author pages
¶ 6. Export and Delivery
- Exporting EPUB, PDF, DOCX, and Markdown
Next up
¶ Adding covers, gallery images, and bonus character bio pages
Show how visual extras and character bonus material join the package after the core page setup is already clean.
Explain when EPUB, PDF, DOCX, or Markdown is the right delivery artifact for the next step in the workflow.
Show the last review pass that should happen after preview, metadata, and export decisions are already in place.
Full roadmap
¶ The remaining help-center map stays visible here for planning and tracking.
The immediate planning sequence in the current roadmap is complete. The next open gaps now sit in release prep, export, and final package review.
- Adding covers, gallery images, and bonus character bio pages
- Building a repeatable release checklist
¶ Export and publishing backlog
- Choosing the right export format for each publishing channel
- Pre-flight quality checks before sending a book out
- Managing final files and archive copies
- Understanding the publishing pipeline and metadata queue
¶ Reader and business backlog
- Understanding subscriber drops and release delivery
- Scheduling a release cadence readers can trust
- Using reader intent and member notes
- Monitoring release health and backlog readiness
- Turning one book into a multi-release business system