Thread orientation (portrait|landscape) from client through API, engine,
and image gen. Portrait devices render 1024x1792 (9:16) full-bleed scenes;
desktop/landscape keeps 1792x1024 (16:9). Adds cover-aware click→image
coordinate mapping, session-locked orientation, a shared coerceOrientation
helper, and a choices overflow cap in portrait.
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- TEXT/VISION: add native Anthropic & Google Gemini paths via Vercel AI SDK,
selectable through TEXT_PROVIDER / VISION_PROVIDER (default openai_compatible)
- IMAGE: expand to openai (gpt-image) / google (Nano Banana) via AI SDK
alongside the existing Runware task-array and OpenAI-compatible REST paths
- normalizeBaseUrl: tolerate URLs with/without /v1 (or /chat/completions);
append the per-protocol version segment only for bare hosts
- config: readProvider() reads *_PROVIDER; types: ProviderProtocol + provider?
- deps: @ai-sdk/anthropic, @ai-sdk/google; docs in .env.example + README
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Public users share one server TTS key, so Xiaomi's per-key RPM/TPM limits
cause silent playback under concurrency. This adds an OPTIONAL path: a user
can store their own Xiaomi MiMo key in the browser and synthesize voice
client-side against Xiaomi's CORS-open endpoints. The key lives only in
localStorage and is never sent to or logged by our server; the shared server
key still serves everyone who does not opt in.
- components/TtsKeyModal.tsx: shared key modal (key-family + region picker),
reused by both the home and play pages
- app/play/page.tsx: silence nudge moved beside the mute toggle; modal opens
in place instead of redirecting to the home page
- app/page.tsx: home page consumes the shared modal + readStoredTtsConfig
- lib/clientTtsConfig.ts, lib/ttsPresets.ts: browser config + region presets
- app/api/{start,scene,insert-beat}: thread per-request voice; lib/types update
- docs/xiaomi-tts-key.md + README note
Verified with tsc --noEmit (exit 0).
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The Writer was the serial long pole: a single LLM call wrote the scene
skeleton AND the full beats[] graph before anything downstream could
start, so variable-length beat generation blew up tail latency.
Split it into two calls:
- Phase A (runWriterPlan): minimal skeleton the image pipeline needs
(sceneSummary, sceneKey, entryBeatId, cast, entry roster, entry speaker).
Serial, on the critical path, kept lightweight.
- Phase B (runWriterBeats): full beats[] + storyStatePatch, written to
honor the plan. Launched immediately, overlaps the ENTIRE image pipeline
(cards / cinematographer / portraits / painter), awaited last.
Critical path becomes PhaseA + max(imagePipeline, PhaseB), so the long
beat-writing is hidden behind image gen. A Phase B failure degrades to a
single playable beat synthesized from the plan.
Paired distinct-payload A/B (6 content-matched stories, baseline vs split):
- median end-to-end 42.6s -> 32.2s (-24%)
- mean 46.4s -> 33.1s (-29%)
- worst case 74.7s -> 37.6s (halved)
- no content regression: total Writer output tokens 12858 -> 13699
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Flatten the pnpm monorepo (apps/web + packages/*) into a single web package at the repo root.
- Move app/lib/components/scripts/public to root; drop apps/web and packages/* wrappers
- Rewrite tsconfig paths (@infiplot/*) to ./lib/*; turbopack.root = __dirname
- Update Vercel (no root-directory) and Cloudflare (pnpm build:cf at root) deploy paths
- Regenerate pnpm-lock.yaml to drop stale workspace importers
- Bump engines.node to >=22 to match wrangler
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