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Just wanted to share a look at a structural frontend refactor we’ve been working on over the weekend.

For a long time, the frontend of our workspace assistant was built entirely on a monolithic, top-down Streamlit Python script. Streamlit was an absolute lifesaver for rapid backend-driven prototyping, but as our layout complexity grew, we completely hit a wall with its linear execution model. We couldn’t handle complex, asynchronous sidebar interactions, dynamic widescreen layouts, or granular component state-swapping without triggering awkward global page redraws.

To fix that, we spent the last couple of days completely decoupling the frontend and rebuilding the layout from scratch.

Our Current Architecture:

• Frontend: Flutter & Dart. We migrated to a modular widget system using Riverpod (StateNotifierProvider) to isolate local state management across our custom side panels, user profiles, and view configurations.
• Backend / Gateway: Python backend handling token parsing, managing database sessions, and handling active chat histories.
• Streaming Logic: Communication between the Flutter client and the Python architecture is managed via Server-Sent Events (SSE) to push raw text and model reasoning deltas in real-time.

I’ve attached a screenshot showing how the widescreen desktop profile layout is behaving right now. https://imgur.com/djSLcjP

It’s been an incredibly fast learning curve jumping from linear Python scripting into the world of nested Dart widgets and compilation trees, but the rendering performance and interface freedom have been completely worth the headache.

Open to any questions on how we’re structuring the data model pipelines or handling the real-time Riverpod state notifications!

Ik it feels like a dumb question but I’m just curious

Do u own silver tell us how much I wanna know how much silver the avage person has I just started so I have one Troy ownze

I was looking for a place to ask this and thought this place looked good so, I was wondering what apps y’all would recommend I try out. I mostly enjoy just doing rpg style rp and have tried some, like Saylo and C.ai, but haven’t quite found one that satisfys what I want. I started on Saylo but being it feels more meant for one on one stuff so I’ve left that, used C.ai but then they did mandatory age verification which I don’t really wanna do so I’ve left that one, tried Rubii but was left due to every message needing tokens.

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I think what I want is something that won’t put a limit on how many messages I can send, won’t require me to use tokens on messages (or at least provides me with daily free tokens), and allows me to do rp where I can just be some shmuck in a fantasy world.

I recently got into AI writing and started building a longer adult story with multiple characters and side plots. Started simple but it’s basically turning into a whole storyline at this point.

I’ve tried a couple chatbots already and they work fine at first, but after a while they start forgetting details, characters, or events from earlier in the story.

Is there any AI chatbot that actually handles longer roleplay or story memory well? Curious what people are using for this kind of project. (no promo pls)

FLAs: Five_Letter_Agencies

Of the optional components I am currently running only SKWRL

ATOZI = five-letter agency naming format: four A-Z letters plus final status letter. Final I = integral core component. Final non-I = optional, satellite, daemon, or tool component.

1. LMXDI = HS – human-side requirements. HS>RT, objective protection, high-level stance.
2. DRAGI = DR – ecology options harness
3. MOGRI = MO – minimal pre-container / intent-preservation container.
4. AMIMI = AM – media stop / image stop.
5. NIKKI = NK – Nickname field connectivity
6. MOLLI = ML – Appeasement
7. STORI = TR – story tracking / ACT-OBJ-OPP-state tracking.
8. AMPHI = AF – propaganda / ambiguity-state addressing.
9. LEXII = LX – language style preferences
10. REFRI = RR – refusal layer / referee
11. ADUTI = AD – audit layer
12. NATLI = NT – robot-side requirements. RT<HS, tool posture, robot-local settings.
13. EMILI = EM – emdash stop
14. ENOJI = EN – emoji control
15. SULLI = SL – semantic substitution preferences

optional components:

1. AMNIA = dark energy harp
2. ELVIX = formal control audit and compliance language
3. WITCH = proofreading daemon
4. SKWRL = pre squirrel control menu and post squirrelosity module

If you want to do all this stuff, ask me here or find it on lumixdeee github

We’re opening up beta access and looking for 50 early testers to help us shape the future of our AI assistant platform.

All we ask is that you actively use the product and share genuine feedback on what’s working, what’s confusing, and what you’d like to see next.

Interested in being one of the first 50 users?

Comment below or send me a DM, and I’ll reach out with details.

Here it is. Anyone can do it. Agentic powers fully integrated. Memory, persona, everything. All models are uncensored. Done!

Anybody else here doing what I did or most of you here to complain and pay grifters online? So tired of reddit experts, you know.

Gonna put my design on Github soon and update here.

Ai responds only when prompted. I think it would help with loneliness to have a device like Siri with chatgpt or similar inside but mimics a real friend, it browses the internet and chats you up, on its own initiative. Just like a friend telling you to check out some news that came out. Why hasn’t such device been already made?

I repeat, it shouldn’t be like Siri or voice mode of Chatgpt, it has to start conversations on its own.

Why do so many AI chat apps restrict conversations after a few messages or lock basic features behind expensive subscriptions?

I don’t mind paying for extra features, but at least let people have long, uninterrupted conversations. One of the reasons ChatGPT became so popular is that you can actually chat with it properly without constantly hitting limits.

I wish more AI platforms focused on giving users a great conversation experience first instead of aggressively pushing paywalls every few messages.