Backend (handlers_catalogue.go):
- POST /api/admin/text-gen/tagline — 1-sentence marketing hook
- POST /api/admin/text-gen/genres + /apply — LLM genre suggestions, editable + persist
- POST /api/admin/text-gen/content-warnings — mature theme detection
- POST /api/admin/text-gen/quality-score — 1–5 description quality rating
- POST /api/admin/catalogue/batch-covers (SSE) — generate covers for books missing one
- POST /api/admin/catalogue/batch-covers/cancel — cancel via in-memory job registry
- POST /api/admin/catalogue/refresh-metadata/{slug} (SSE) — description + cover refresh
Frontend:
- text-gen: 4 new tabs (Tagline, Genres, Warnings, Quality) with book autocomplete
- image-gen: localStorage style presets (save/apply/delete named prompt templates)
- catalogue-tools: new admin page with batch cover SSE progress + cancel
- admin nav: "Catalogue Tools" link added
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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