Not just prompts this time. A scored, quality-controlled, bulk-exportable production system that researches the niche, plans the book, writes every prompt, grades its own work, and hands you a finished listing — then tells you exactly what to publish next.
One idea in. A complete, scored, quality-checked book out.
Dear Friend,
I want to tell you about a problem that only shows up once you've had a little success.
You publish your first coloring book. It does okay. Maybe it does great. And then you sit down to do it again... and you realize the first one took you an entire weekend to pull together, start to finish. Research. Page ideas. Fifty separate prompts you had to keep consistent by hand. A title you weren't sure about. Keywords you basically guessed at.
Now imagine doing that ten more times. Twenty. Fifty. That's not a side hustle anymore — that's a second full-time job, and it doesn't scale.
This is exactly where most coloring book sellers get stuck. Not at "can I make one book," but at "can I make book after book without losing my weekends to it."
That's the exact problem I built Version 2 to solve.
The original Agentic Coloring Book Creator turned one idea into a finished book. V2 turns one idea into a finished book with a score attached to it, quality-checked category by category, exportable in bulk for production, and followed by a map of exactly what to publish next to build a real product line.
It runs as five specialized agents working in sequence — you never talk to them individually, you just get the finished result:
You still just type one idea. "Funny Granny Coloring Book." "Cozy cat coloring book, 50 pages, for adults." That's it. The system extracts what it needs, fills in the rest with sensible defaults, tells you what it assumed, and gets to work.
| Original version | V2 |
|---|---|
| One workflow | Three modes: Quick Create, Full Product, and Production Mode — matched to how fast you need to move |
| General quality check | A 1–10 Niche Opportunity Score and per-page QC scoring across 8 categories, with automatic rewrites for anything under an 8 |
| Prompts one at a time | Bulk output mode — clean tables or CSV-ready export for real production runs |
| Book-by-book | A built-in Product Ladder Engine mapping your logical Volume 2, seasonal edition, bonus pack, and PLR opportunities |
| Coloring books only | A dedicated PLR Mode and Affiliate-Promotion Mode — for creators who want to package and sell this to other creators, or promote it |
| Generic production notes | Specific KDP format recommendations — trim size, interior type, resolution — before you ever upload a file |
You're already publishing on Amazon KDP and/or Etsy and you're ready to move from "one book" to "a real product line."
You want to know an idea is worth your time before you sink an afternoon into it.
You want your finished prompts in bulk, ready for real production — not one at a time in a chat window.
You've thought about packaging your own coloring prompt packs or PLR products and want a system that already thinks that way.
You want the "what should I publish next" question answered for you, automatically, every single time.
Think about what it would cost to build this team yourself. A niche researcher who can actually score an opportunity instead of guessing. A book architect who balances fifty pages so none of them repeat. A prompt engineer who keeps your style locked from page one to page fifty. An art director who scores and fixes weak pages before you publish them. A publishing strategist who writes your listing and tells you what to build next.
That's not a $500 hire. That's a small team, on retainer, forever.
Or it's one system, that you run as many times as you want, for less than the cost of a nice dinner.
Instant digital delivery. Works with the AI tools you're already using.
[Insert your specific guarantee terms here — e.g. "Run it on your next book. If it doesn't save you real production time, tell us within X days for a full refund."]
The first version got you from idea to finished book. This one gets you from idea to finished book, tells you how good the idea actually was, catches its own mistakes before you see them, and hands you the next three products to build after this one.
That's not an upgrade in name only. That's the difference between publishing a book and running a catalog.
To your next bestseller,
Steve Kay
Steve Kay Studio
P.S. — The gap between someone with one coloring book on Amazon and someone with a real catalog of them isn't talent, and it isn't luck. It's whether their process scales past book number one. V2 is that process. Feed it an idea, get back a scored, checked, ready-to-publish product — and a map of what to build after it. The only question left is how many books you're willing to let this run for you.