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Steam announcementView the game on SifterSeptember 10, 2026

September 10 Update

September 10 Update

Hi everyone! This update brings local-model connections, saved raised-hand Q&A, and several display and parsing fixes.

Local Model Support

  • Added an LM Studio preset in AI settings for model servers on your computer or local network.
  • Leave the API key blank if your local server does not require authentication. The server address and model name are still required.
  • Custom connections support HTTP and HTTPS, with improved generation-request compatibility and longer response timeouts for local models.
  • HTTP traffic is not encrypted. Use it only on trusted networks.

Saved Raised-Hand Q&A

  • Added “Save raised-hand Q&A in story saves” to basic settings. It is off by default, and your preference is remembered.
  • When enabled, new questions and answers are saved with the story for replay when you reopen the save. The current session resumes the original story without playing the answer twice.
  • Turning it off does not delete previously saved Q&A or affect free mode.

Formula and PDF Fixes

  • Fixed some escaped-formula errors, corrupted bold symbols, and missing characters at the edges of display equations.
  • Formulas that cannot be typeset retain their text instead of showing a red rendering error.
  • Included missing local PDF resources in the desktop app to improve parsing failures and font issues caused by missing resources.

Interface Updates

  • Bilibili, Douyin, Xiaohongshu, QQ, and WeChat now use brand icons bundled with the app.
  • Clicking the WeChat card opens a large QR-code preview. Removed external-link arrows from community cards.
  • Fixed the study-room time-zone menu appearing behind the Pomodoro timer.
  • Removed the unnecessary “Remote Stream” label from the music list.

Thanks for your feedback! If you still encounter problems, please send screenshots, logs, and steps to reproduce them.

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