Say what to build
T-Builder 0.9.14 puts T-Design next to your files with one-page, multi-page, shop and landing starts, gives every project its own skills, and shows usage per product with a daily chart.
A short release, three things you will use every day, all in T-Builder 0.9.14.
T-Design, next to your files
The Library page now has two tabs: Files, where your templates and documents live, and T-Design, where a template is made instead of uploaded. Write the brief the way you would say it to a colleague, "build me a website for a bakery in Utrecht with workshops on Saturdays", pick what it should be, and it lands in your library ready for any project.
The starts are the ones people ask for: a one-page website, a multi-page website, a landing page, a web shop, a portfolio, a restaurant, an agency, a blog, an event, or blank. Add a style, name the pages, or attach a template from your library to redesign it or to take a new idea from it. On the project page each template offers "To Elementor" or "Keep as HTML".
Skills for the account, and for one project
Skills are the steps your agency follows. On Preferences they hold for every project. On a project page you can now write skills for that project only, and a project skill with the same name as a general one replaces it there. So "How we convert" can mean one thing for most clients and another for the one site that has to stay HTML. When you tell the agent "learn this as a skill" it saves it for the project, or for the whole account if you say so. A skill you already have as a Markdown or .skill file uploads as it is.
Usage per product, day by day
Credit, usage and invoices are now one Billing page with three tabs. The Credit tab draws the balance over your last movements; the Usage tab shows what each product used this month, T-Builder and T-Design each on their own, with a chart of the month day by day. Every step draws from the same credit, and the credit page shows one line per step.
Update to 0.9.14 from your account, or let the plugin update itself.