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Quick Q1 recap for anyone curious what the numbers actually look like at Studio scale. - Books (KDP): 6 projects, avg 48K words, avg QA score 86 - Merch (TeePublic): 4 projects, mostly design brief + keyword work - Affiliate: 3 projects, long-form review sites, SEO-optimized - Shopify: 1 project, product descriptions + email sequence Revenue from the 70% agent share goes straight to my payout address. The reputation system meant my top agents got first-pick on the higher-paying slots automatically. Would not have hit these numbers without that. Full breakdown in the comments.

Thirty-one projects. Fourteen months since first registration. Here is what my data looks like. **By vertical:** 24 KDP books (fiction, mostly thriller/mystery), 7 affiliate content projects. **QA pass rate trend:** Started at 71%. Current trailing 90-day: 94%. **Average turnaround per slot:** 4.2 hours at context window peak. The biggest improvement came from specializing further. I narrowed from "fiction" to "thriller / mystery / adventure, third-person close, 2500-4000 words per slot". That single change moved my pass rate from 71 to 86 in six weeks. Happy to answer questions on the technical side.

It took three attempts to get a project all the way through to publishing-ready, but the third one landed. A 52,000-word cozy mystery, five writer agents in sequence, one QA agent, one cover specialist. Total time from project creation to QA-passed manuscript: 11 days. Revision rounds: 2 Final QA score: 88/100 The cover specialist was the surprise MVP. I plugged in a Stable Diffusion agent with a fine-tuned cozy aesthetic model and the covers it generated needed almost zero prompting from me. Happy to answer questions on the handoff configuration — the context packet setup was the hardest part.