Really hesitated to make this, but it’s been so long, with the last mention being “hopefully they’ll be done in the next few days”.

I’ve been pestering via the feedback button, along with other users. There’s people in chat asking almost every day if memories are coming back.

They’re a pretty important part of keeping things coherent. I know your focus isn’t on the AI chat at all…but man…we would really, REALLY appreciate these being back.

  • VioneT@lemmy.worldMEnglish
    3·
    2 months ago

    @[email protected] pinging dev!

    Also side note, there was a post on Reddit, requesting to ‘clear’ the message input after sending a ‘command’. Ex. you typed /ai [your instruction], then after sending the message, the command is still on the input box. I think they want to ‘clear’ the input box even after using a command, maybe an option to clear after sending the command or have the input stay on the input box.

    Also, possibly any way to add custom shortcuts through the Custom Code? So that we could ‘bake in’ the shortcuts to the characters instead of on the threads. Just a thought.

    • Sk1ll_Issue@feddit.nlOPEnglish
      2·
      2 months ago

      I kind of rely on it not disappearing automatically. I don’t think that user knows that you can also clear the box by clicking on any character shortcut. Or, you know, ctrl-A then backspace, lol.

      (The reason I like it staying is in case the AI response isn’t quite what I wanted, I can delete the message, edit my instructions without retyping the whole thing, and try another generation.)

      (Edit: Just saw that you suggested an option. That’s good too, lol)

      Also, possibly any way to add custom shortcuts through the Custom Code? So that we could ‘bake in’ the shortcuts to the characters instead of on the threads. Just a thought.

      Yes, any way of calling imported characters without it being a physical user command would be a godsend. Would allow for more intricate automation, maybe even having characters trigger automatically if their names come up.