AI Content Wizard 6 relaunches here on October 22. It's a full rewrite, and the main reason for it wasn't the AI.
Many of our users run WordPress on shared hosting. A longread with images, internal links and SEO meta takes minutes to generate, and cheap hosts like to kill long PHP requests long before that. In older versions that meant half-written drafts and duplicate posts.
In v6 an article is a queue of small stages: topic, outline and SEO, body, interlinking and table of contents, images, meta, translation. If the host kills a request, the next run picks up from the last finished stage instead of starting over.
What's the longest job your host has ever killed on you, and how did you work around it?