JeremiahAI reached an important midpoint today. What started as a personal writing and continuity project is now becoming a system that can help me write, work with Mistral, preserve earlier versions of my drafts, recover deleted files, and keep track of changes without taking control away from me. The Writing Lab can send a draft to Mistral for suggestions, bring the finished result back into JeremiahAI, store it in a persistent writing library, and keep previous versions available if something changes. I also added file history, reversible deletion, troubleshooting tools, integrity checks, backups, and a way to keep writing rules outside of the compiled program.
The part I find most interesting is that JeremiahAI can now keep improving even after the main application is finished. A new Share to ChatGPT workflow can package my original writing and the finished Mistral-assisted version so I can ask ChatGPT whether the blog actually works. If something could be better, the writing rules can be adjusted through external rule files instead of rebuilding the entire application. This is still a midpoint rather than the finished project, but the pieces are starting to connect: writing, genealogy, Mistral, recovery, version history, the Raspberry Pi, and a system that can change how it helps me without changing the program itself.
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