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v0.3.15 Image Home and In-Page Editing Flow

Release date: 2026-05-17

v0.3.15 adds a dedicated image entry, image history, and an in-page editing workflow so image generation and editing feel more continuous inside the assistant.

New capabilities​

  • Workspace invite codes can now be copied as full connection details, including URL, host, port, and invite code, making it easier to share a join path with teammates.
  • The AI assistant sidebar now includes an Images entry where users can describe a new image, attach references, and jump back to the AI conversation after sending a request.
  • The image home now includes a denser style-recommendation area and a My Images history section, using real image-2 outputs for examples and showing recent images for the current signed-in user.
  • Lightweight elapsed-time feedback now appears while AI replies or image generations are in progress, and the total duration remains visible after completion.
  • Clicking an image in the AI assistant now enters in-page image editing directly instead of opening a separate edit modal; the edit toolbar stays above the input area so users can keep annotating and typing instructions together.
  • The lower input on the image edit page now behaves like an image-generation input; Finish and Add only inserts the edited image into that input without leaving the page. After an image-edit request is sent, the UI returns to the AI conversation to continue showing progress. The canvas now supports keyboard shortcuts, mouse-wheel zoom, and drag-to-pan when zoomed in.

Improvements​

  • The edit-workspace dialog keeps tightening its input and section styling so borders, labels, and action areas read more clearly in light themes.
  • Title-bar and theme-color treatment continue moving toward a unified white workspace style, reducing the visual split between the window chrome and the content area.

Fixes​

  • Login, offline entry, registration verification, password reset, and account-binding errors now appear in the current UI language instead of exposing raw English API errors.
  • The local Prisma database file is now excluded from source control so local runtime state does not leak into release packages or future commits.

Notes​

  • After admins copy workspace connection details, they can send them directly to other devices on the same LAN; members still need to follow the shared-workspace access rules and wait for approval when required.
  • If login or registration fails, users should follow the localized UI message first; network errors, expired verification codes, missing accounts, and disabled members now produce clearer explanations.