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This one is pretty niche, but maybe useful to the right people :) I generate and publish a lot of AI images on CivitAI, and at some point the fun part was still generating them. Everything after that had turned into bookkeeping. Which images have I already posted? Which model or LoRA did I use? Did I already schedule this one? Why do I have three almost identical copies of the same image? So I built Livebound . It’s a free and open-source local app that sits between your image folders and CivitAI. It runs on your own machine in the browser and doesn’t reorganize or rewrite your original images. It can: turn existing folders into a searchable local image library read generation metadata find exact and near-duplicate images match local models and LoRAs to CivitAI resources prepare posts locally before anything is uploaded schedule and publish posts resume interrupted publishing instead of blindly creating duplicates bring existing CivitAI posts back into the local library optionally use a local model or Ollama for titles, descriptions and tags It’s AGPL licensed and currently tested on Windows, Linux and WSL. This is my first open-source release of this size, so seeing actual users install it and open issues with their real workflows has been the most rewarding part so far. GitHub: https://github.com/MoonBlack87/livebound Docs: https://moonblack87.github.io/livebound/ Feedback is very welcome, even if you’re completely outside the CivitAI niche.   submitted by   /u/MoonbearAIArt [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/15 17:54:00