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Toolbox v3.2.0

What's new

  • Add mods from a git address, folder, zip or file, and browse a mod market. Settings → Mods → Add a mod takes an https:// git address (GitHub works without git installed), a folder, a .zip or a single .py file. Before anything is installed you see who wrote it, where it comes from, the exact commit, what it says it needs, and every file, and nothing runs until you say yes. Git installs are pinned to that commit. The new Browse tab searches a public list of mods, and the same list is available as a searchable web page. Listed is not reviewed: the project does not check mods, and the app says so wherever it offers one. Closes #8.
  • Update, remove and safe mode. Installed mods can be removed, and git-installed mods can check for a newer commit; an update shows what changed and waits for your approval. A Safe mode button turns every mod you added off until Toolbox restarts. On the command line: toolbox mods install | remove | update | search | prompt.
  • AI prompts for mods. Copy AI prompt copies a prompt that lets an AI assistant write a mod for you, and the install screen has a Copy review prompt with the code button that has one explain a mod in plain language before you install it.
  • Other AI providers. Subtitle translation and the Rename AI helper now work with OpenAI-compatible services (Ollama, LM Studio, OpenRouter and others), Anthropic (Claude) and Google Gemini, not only OpenAI. The OpenAI settings page is now AI, with a provider choice and a Test connection button. Closes #3.
  • Rename can include the selected folder, and the AI helper reads folder names. In Other mode, Also rename the selected folder itself renames the folder you picked too, last, with preview and undo. Suggest from folder names looks at a sample of the real names in the folder (never file contents or paths), shows what the profile makes of them, and lets you correct results so the next suggestion follows them. The names are sent to your configured AI provider. Closes #6.
  • Read stored logs inside the app. Settings → Logs can open a stored log file in place instead of only in another program. Closes #2.
  • A tidier home screen. Tiles show just the icon and name; the description appears after the pointer rests on a tile for a moment, or when you tab to it. Closes #4.
  • Files and Media sections. Rename has its own Files section at the top, and Video is now Media (Convert, Trim, Stitch, Download). Closes #5.
  • Rename's second mode is called "Other". It was "Folders", which was confusing next to the Folders / Files choice inside it. Closes #7.

Good to know

  • A mod is code that runs with the same access as Toolbox. What a mod says it needs is only a description and is not enforced, so read the code first. AI-written mods can be wrong too.
  • Mods you add start off unless you tick Turn on after installing. Nothing is ever updated automatically.

Install

Download from GitHub Releases:

Platform File
Windows Toolbox-Setup-3.2.0-win64.exe
macOS Toolbox-3.2.0-macos.dmg
Linux Toolbox-3.2.0-linux-{arch}.AppImage

Installers are unsigned. Windows SmartScreen and macOS Gatekeeper may ask you to confirm once (“Run anyway” / “Open”).

ffmpeg is not bundled in the installer. On first launch the app downloads a one-time essentials build into your user data folder.

Updating from v3.1.0

Use Settings → Updates → Update to v3.2.0 in the desktop app, or download the new installer for your OS from the table above.

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