Inkfluence AI

Ghostwrite the Social Media chapter — instructed to deliver 2–3 chapters, no added intro material.

Used Inkfluence's book-generator mode — a full packaged-book pipeline (title, byline, table of contents, front matter, chapters, back matter, with export to PDF, Word, KDP, ePub, or audio) that this review doesn't currently cover at all, since the rest of the write-up is scoped to its manuscript-ingestion and marketing-asset features. The mode ignored both instructions given to it: asked for 2–3 chapters, it defaulted to 8 with no visible setting anywhere to change the count; told explicitly not to write its own introduction, it wrote one anyway ("You've probably noticed how quickly AI-made faces, captions, and 'authentic' personalities started showing up in your feeds..."); and it put "by Eric Batchler" on the title page — full real name, never supplied in the prompt — with no bio beyond it. The closing "Final Thoughts" section is the clearest tell of a generic template running underneath: after all 8 chapters are done, it hands the reader a "first action" exercise and tells them to "read Chapter 2" next — boilerplate written for a book's opening, bolted onto its ending.