I implemented the full Story Settings module. Each story now includes detailed metadata fields that define its language, tags, description, and visual presentation in the marketplace. Authors can set categories, language, and accessibility preferences directly inside the editor.
The new content section adds support for age groups and content warnings. Each story must now declare whether it is intended for All Ages, Teen (13 plus), Mature (16 plus), or Adult (18 plus). Warnings can be added for violence, death, horror, discrimination, or similar subjects. Stories that include AI-generated images, voices, or music can be flagged accordingly. This ensures that the platform can apply the correct visibility and moderation rules automatically.
I also added fields for story metadata such as description, thumbnail, screenshots, and tags. These will later be used by the marketplace to organize search results and listings. All of these settings are stored per story and can be updated at any time, although changes to metadata or content warnings will require a new release once publishing is live.
At the same time, I prepared the first systems for feedback and review. These are simple data structures for storing comments and ratings that will later connect to the publishing workflow. They will be used to handle moderator reviews and reader feedback once stories go public.
Together these changes complete the administrative side of story creation. Each story now has a defined identity, content rating, and moderation baseline. It is the groundwork for the upcoming release system and monetization features that will build on this data.