Casting view improvements:
- "LLM Reading…" row now shows a preview of the passage being processed.
A chevron button expands it to a full scrollable view of the passage
text (up to 260px), so you can follow what the LLM is reading live.
- Page-break dividers ("Page N") appear in the casting feed whenever the
source PDF page changes, giving a real-time view of page boundaries.
Bug fix:
- Page numbers in the Rehearser script were 0-indexed (PDF-internal) so
the first page break showed "Page 1" for what was PDF page 2, etc.
Now always emits 1-indexed page numbers (\f${page+1}).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
When a PDF audiobook is cast and saved to the Rehearser, page breaks now
carry the source PDF page number. In the Stage view each divider renders
as "— Page N —" instead of the generic "— Page break —".
Implementation:
- audiobook.js: `audiobookBuildScript()` encodes the page number in the
form-feed line (\fN instead of bare \f) at each page boundary.
- rehearser-parse.js: `parseScript()` now matches `line.startsWith('\f')`
and extracts the trailing page number into `line.page`.
- rehearser.js: `buildScriptPage()` renders "— Page N —" when `line.page`
is set; `toScript()` round-trips the number back (\fN) so it survives
save/reload; `importPDFScript()` also encodes page numbers (\f<pageIdx+1>)
when importing screenplay PDFs directly.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
audiobookScopeText now records PDF page boundaries as character offsets in the
scope text; audiobookBuildScript realigns each segment against the source and
emits \f page-break markers at the nearest boundary. Saved/opened cast scripts
keep the book's pagination instead of collapsing to one flow.
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- Character sheets: stop sending the dead localhost:11434 default; fall back to
the server's configured llm_url so extraction uses the same working LLM.
- Audiobook casting: hoist highlightText to module scope so the "Review & cast"
manual-correction preview renders its segment rows again.
- Stage: unify narrator/dialog font size, add A-/A+ play text-size control
(scales A4 + paginated views), and make the cast chip list collapsible.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add a persistent, book-scoped Character Library (new Characters section,
IndexedDB) that auto-fills from Character-sheet analysis with editable cards.
Enrich extraction with six narrative fields (backstory, relationships,
motivation, fears, mannerisms, voice/speech) plus the greyscale Good↔Evil
alignment bar, arc arrow, and 5-area Deep Analysis. Add ⋯ separators between
non-contiguous passages in Recast unknown, and harden dialogue attribution
against hallucination with same-language emotion tags.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Read Aloud (new "Vorlesen" tab):
- PDF (real page render + overlay highlight) / TXT reader with live word
highlighting, voice + speed, per-sentence synthesis-state colours, zoom
(fit-width/height, two-page, ±), resume, and a server-side book library
(syncs across devices; per-unit MP3 audio fetched on demand).
Book -> multi-speaker audiobook:
- "Cast as audiobook" attributes dialogue to characters via the LLM
(guillemet/quote-style aware, turn-taking, recent-context), with a
deterministic speech-tag fallback. Editable preview, non-blocking live
casting panel, then auto-saved as a reopenable Script Rehearser play.
- Audiobook export: synthesise every cast line -> one MP3 per chapter.
Character sheets:
- LLM-extracted, self-filling RPG-style sheets (with page+quote sources)
in both Read Aloud and the Rehearser.
Also: MP3 storage + per-page/sentence export, voice-library "Precompute
embeddings" pre-warm, German "Vorlesen" i18n + flag language toggle,
large-PDF performance (lazy raster, buffer/canvas eviction, yielded parse),
and the Seed Finder changelog entry.
New: routes/reader.py, POST /api/attribute-dialogue, POST /api/character-sheets,
static/js/{reader,audiobook,character-sheets}.js, static/sections/s-reader.html.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>