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EG: using a template: click on template ,, oops not what I wanted, click back button on mouse….nothing. I have to hunt down the place I was.Same for generations and anything else.oh, not what I meant, just go back…cannot do.A “back to where i was” back button would be great!Thanks

Desktop app historical navigation This is for overall usage UX

When browsing assets I see the “next” button on bottom but I can’t navigate to the previous page and I don’t know what page I am on.Requesting a back button and a page counter eg: page 3/15 ..etcLove The Desktop app!<img data-width="100%" data-align="left" alt="" data-featurebase-content-key="66bff6fbeca1945e736010f6/post/6aa219b4424d15816ab79a73/01a08933-863d-7046-8aa7-f56cdff36117/b64u-aW1hZ2UucG5n.png" src="https://66bff6fbeca1945e736010f6.featurebase-attachments.com/c/post/6aa219b4424d15816ab79a73/01a08933-863d-7046-8aa7-f56cdff36117/b64u-aW1hZ2UucG5n.png?X-Amz-Expires=3600&amp;X-Amz-Date=20260922T210000Z&amp;X-Amz-Algorithm=AWS4-HMAC-SHA256&amp;X-Amz-Credential=DO801TYC4FCVNNEKURKM%2F20260922%2Ffra1%2Fs3%2Faws4_request&amp;X-Amz-SignedHeaders=host&amp;X-Amz-Signature=8577fb03b02e14cc400a1f53007ad4184a1adf9dcb7cce84a07fa64dd9ac8a95" data-featurebase-content-filename="image.png">

Desktop App missing nav buttons

using upscale it got 404 errors, i tried 3 times and noticed it was taking credits each time.<img data-width="100%" data-align="left" alt="" data-featurebase-content-key="66bff6fbeca1945e736010f6/post/6a44b127cfabb1309a7f571b/019f1c53-c3dc-722d-a31f-00cd47b96e33/b64u-cGl4IGFnZW50IGVycm9yMi5wbmc.png" data-featurebase-content-filename="pix agent error2.png" src="https://66bff6fbeca1945e736010f6.featurebase-attachments.com/c/post/6a44b127cfabb1309a7f571b/019f1c53-c3dc-722d-a31f-00cd47b96e33/b64u-cGl4IGFnZW50IGVycm9yMi5wbmc.png?X-Amz-Expires=3600&amp;X-Amz-Date=20260922T210000Z&amp;X-Amz-Algorithm=AWS4-HMAC-SHA256&amp;X-Amz-Credential=DO801TYC4FCVNNEKURKM%2F20260922%2Ffra1%2Fs3%2Faws4_request&amp;X-Amz-SignedHeaders=host&amp;X-Amz-Signature=7b92f706973fc21f5da1f37580206c68bc1ab5792eb4069680979e0fb6a8426b"><img data-width="100%" data-align="left" alt="" data-featurebase-content-key="66bff6fbeca1945e736010f6/post/6a44b127cfabb1309a7f571b/019f1c53-9fda-7eab-a918-7326a2df639e/b64u-cGl4IGFnZW50IGVycm9yMS5wbmc.png" data-featurebase-content-filename="pix agent error1.png" src="https://66bff6fbeca1945e736010f6.featurebase-attachments.com/c/post/6a44b127cfabb1309a7f571b/019f1c53-9fda-7eab-a918-7326a2df639e/b64u-cGl4IGFnZW50IGVycm9yMS5wbmc.png?X-Amz-Expires=3600&amp;X-Amz-Date=20260922T210000Z&amp;X-Amz-Algorithm=AWS4-HMAC-SHA256&amp;X-Amz-Credential=DO801TYC4FCVNNEKURKM%2F20260922%2Ffra1%2Fs3%2Faws4_request&amp;X-Amz-SignedHeaders=host&amp;X-Amz-Signature=452c48549ff7b6c9beb7be9bc8004a7b81bc8809726f747d1b62acfa3340cf70">

Pix agent takes credit but delivers nothing

multibot - no code execution error

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typo in pixio

was using pixio it flashed a quick ( i think an update bar notification) then goneALERT: PIXIO BETA IS DOWN<img data-width="100%" data-align="left" alt="" data-featurebase-content-key="66bff6fbeca1945e736010f6/post/69c36e7c1f3b77a81af6ac0b/019d2367-769e-78b1-8f6b-11d286cda13d/b64u-U2NyZWVuc2hvdCAyMDI2LTAzLTI0IDIzMTA1My5wbmc.png" data-featurebase-content-filename="Screenshot 2026-03-24 231053.png" src="https://66bff6fbeca1945e736010f6.featurebase-attachments.com/c/post/69c36e7c1f3b77a81af6ac0b/019d2367-769e-78b1-8f6b-11d286cda13d/b64u-U2NyZWVuc2hvdCAyMDI2LTAzLTI0IDIzMTA1My5wbmc.png?X-Amz-Expires=3600&amp;X-Amz-Date=20260922T210000Z&amp;X-Amz-Algorithm=AWS4-HMAC-SHA256&amp;X-Amz-Credential=DO801TYC4FCVNNEKURKM%2F20260922%2Ffra1%2Fs3%2Faws4_request&amp;X-Amz-SignedHeaders=host&amp;X-Amz-Signature=0b65ea2709105a6c036852acb35fa1ebca2465ddba29c5b461eb10e245128efd">

ALERT: PIXIO BETA IS DOWN

Bug Report: procraft disabled

To make Bookify better, we can evolve it into a more structured, modular tool that gives users greater control over the book generation process while still leveraging AI to handle the heavy lifting. The core idea is to break down the book creation into distinct, user-guided phases: starting with high-level elements like the plot and character list, then moving into detailed chapter breakdowns, and finally generating the actual content chapter by chapter. This approach not only enhances creativity and customization but also optimizes for AI context window limitations by processing one chapter at a time in sequence.Here's a step-by-step explanation of how we could implement and use this improved version of Bookify. I'll outline the new features, how they integrate with the existing instructions, and the benefits for control and efficiency.<h3>1. Provide the Overall Plot</h3><ul><li>How it works: Start by prompting the user (or the AI) to define a high-level plot summary. This could be a 200-500 word overview that sets the story's premise, main conflict, themes, tone, and resolution arc. For example, if generating a fantasy novel, the plot might describe a young hero's journey to defeat an ancient evil, including key twists like betrayals or alliances.</li><li>Integration with existing Bookify: This acts as the "foundation prompt" that feeds into all subsequent steps, similar to how current Bookify might use an initial idea. But now, it's explicit and editable—users can refine it iteratively before proceeding.</li><li>Benefits: Gives users upfront control to shape the narrative direction. It ensures consistency across chapters without overloading the AI's context, as this plot summary is referenced briefly in each chapter generation prompt.</li></ul><h3>2. Create a Chapter List with Key Plot Points, Hooks, and Details</h3><ul><li>How it works: After the plot is set, generate or outline a list of chapters (e.g., 10-20 for a standard novel). For each chapter, include:<ul><li>Key plot points: 3-5 bullet points summarizing major events, character actions, and developments that advance the story.</li><li>Hooks: Cliffhangers, revelations, or emotional peaks to keep readers engaged (e.g., "End with the protagonist discovering a hidden betrayal to build suspense for the next chapter").</li><li>Additional elements: Subplots, setting descriptions, pacing notes (e.g., "Fast-paced action scene"), or thematic ties back to the overall plot.</li><li>Example structure:<ul><li>Chapter 1: Introduction<ul><li>Plot points: Protagonist's ordinary life disrupted by a mysterious event; meets key ally.</li><li>Hooks: Ends with a ominous warning from a stranger.</li></ul></li><li>Chapter 2: Rising Tension<ul><li>Plot points: Exploration of the conflict's origins; first confrontation.</li><li>Hooks: Reveals a personal secret that changes everything.</li></ul></li></ul></li></ul></li><li>Integration with existing Bookify: Use the same core instructions (e.g., style guidelines, word count per chapter, genre adherence) but apply them here to flesh out the outline. The AI can generate this list based on the plot, or users can input/modify it manually.</li><li>Benefits: This modular outline provides a roadmap, allowing users to tweak specifics (e.g., add more chapters or adjust hooks) for better flow. It prevents plot holes by planning ahead, and since it's generated or edited before diving into full content, it keeps things organized without context overload.</li></ul><h3>3. Build a Character List</h3><ul><li>How it works: Compile a detailed roster of main, supporting, and minor characters. For each, include:<ul><li>Basics: Name, age, appearance, background.</li><li>Personality and arcs: Traits, motivations, growth over the story (e.g., "Starts as cowardly but becomes heroic by Chapter 10").</li><li>Relationships: How they interact with others (e.g., rival to the protagonist).</li><li>Role in plot: Key contributions to chapters or overall narrative.</li><li>Example:<ul><li>Protagonist: Elara, 25, elf warrior. Driven by revenge; evolves from lone wolf to team leader.</li><li>Antagonist: Lord Vex, immortal sorcerer. Manipulative and power-hungry; defeated through clever alliance.</li></ul></li></ul></li><li>Integration with existing Bookify: Incorporate this into prompts for chapter generation, ensuring characters stay consistent (e.g., reference the list in each chapter's AI input). Retain any existing character development rules, like avoiding stereotypes or ensuring diversity.</li><li>Benefits: Users gain control to customize depth—e.g., add backstories or quirks—making the story more immersive. It also serves as a quick reference to maintain continuity without re-stating everything in every prompt.</li></ul><h3>4. Retain and Enhance Existing Bookify Instructions</h3><ul><li>Core retention: Keep all the original guidelines, such as word count limits per chapter (e.g., 2,000-5,000 words), writing style (e.g., descriptive prose, dialogue balance), genre-specific elements (e.g., magic systems for fantasy), and ethical considerations (e.g., no excessive violence unless specified).</li><li>Enhancements for control: Add options for users to override or specify instructions per phase. For instance, toggle between "detailed mode" (more descriptive) or "concise mode" (plot-focused). Include revision loops: After generating a chapter, allow users to request edits based on the outline.</li><li>Benefits: Builds on what's already working while adding flexibility. Users aren't starting from scratch; they're augmenting a familiar system.</li></ul><h3>5. Manage Context Window by Processing Chapters Successively</h3><ul><li>How it works: Instead of generating the entire book at once (which could exceed AI token limits), Bookify processes in sequence:<ul><li>Step 1: Generate plot, chapter list, and character list (low context usage).</li><li>Step 2: For each chapter, feed the AI a focused prompt: "Using the overall plot [summary], character list [excerpts], and this chapter's outline [key points/hooks], write Chapter X in [style]. Reference only the previous chapter's summary for continuity."</li><li>Maintain a "running summary" file or log: After each chapter, create a 100-200 word recap of what happened, to be appended to the next prompt without bloating context.</li><li>Tools like AI chaining (e.g., via APIs) ensure seamless progression.</li></ul></li><li>Benefits: This keeps the context window under control (e.g., 4K-128K tokens per generation, depending on the model), reduces errors from long prompts, and allows real-time user intervention (e.g., "Rewrite Chapter 3 with more action"). It makes the process scalable for longer books.</li></ul><h3>Overall Advantages and Implementation Tips</h3><ul><li>More Control: Users can intervene at any stage—edit the plot, swap chapter orders, deepen characters—turning Bookify from a black-box generator into a collaborative tool. This is great for writers, educators, or hobbyists who want guided creativity.</li><li>Efficiency and Quality: Sequential processing minimizes AI hallucinations by limiting scope, while the structured outlines ensure a cohesive story.</li><li>How to Build It: If Bookify is prompt-based (e.g., for tools like ChatGPT), rewrite the master prompt to include these phases. For a full app, use scripting (e.g., Python with OpenAI API) to handle the workflow, storing outlines in JSON for easy editing.</li><li>Potential Drawbacks and Fixes: If generation feels fragmented, add a final "polish pass" where the AI reviews the whole book summary for consistency. Test with short stories first to refine.</li></ul>This upgraded Bookify would make book creation more accessible and fun, balancing AI efficiency with human oversight. If you have specifics on the current Bookify setup or examples, I can refine this further!

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In producing consistent podcasts, with a “NPR” style effect where there are soft sound effects and layover on the show to add interest, layering etc. For example: 2 person interview. See brackets with audio suggestions. Kassandra: That's beautiful. And how has your meaning shifted in modern times? [Transition: Contemporary sounds fade in—hospital monitors beeping, meditation app notifications, protest chants.] Segment 2: Reclaiming the Frequency Compassion: Today, I exist in a fascinating tension. On one hand, I've become a buzzword—corporate compassion programs, compassion fatigue seminars, even compassion apps promising five minutes to a better you.

Complete Podcast Voice with Sound Effects

Kassandra kuehl

It would be great to have a notification system—or some visual indicator—to show when new features or models are added. Currently, when a new model or feature (for example, for Minimax or Kling) is added, we wouldn't know unless we visit that section. As a result, I sometimes have no clue when an update occurs, since I only use certain sections of Pixio and never check the others.

High Priority

UI icon badge for new features?

Gabe A

It would be great to be able to select certain images/videos that we want to download and or delete. Instead of having only a delete all or download all.

Selection deletion for images and videos.

Bug Report:

Can't use NBP - tried 2k and 4k - down?

Mentis of the Mind

Receiving this regardless of new or old chat, seemingly regardless of which OpenRouter model chosen:"Something went wrong. Here's the specific error message we encountered: An error occurred while processing the request: 402 Insufficient credits. Add more using https://openrouter.ai/settings/credits"

Bug Report: OpenRouter down; Giving error in MultiBot.

statePort

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Maker mode tempo craft out of credits.

Something went wrong. Here's the specific error message we encountered: Operation failed after 3 attempts: 400 {"type":"error","error":{"type":"invalid_request_error","message":"You have reached your specified API usage limits. You will regain access on 2025-10-01 at 00:00 UTC."},"request_id":"req_011CTW83tPcuGrk6hP6jQZmN"}

Bug report: Claude 4.0 multibot.

flux down again.

Flux products are down.

AI Tutor x Pixio