Chats that remember the whole job and keep going
A message in Rekhu Builder now works until the job is done, as long as your balance pays for it. "Continue" always knows what you asked, and a red notice warns you before your balance runs out.
A big job, like reworking a page section by section, can take dozens of steps. Three changes make sure it finishes and that nothing is forgotten on the way.
- No stop at a fixed amount. A message works until the job is done, as long as your balance or wallet pays for it. You can still set a most-per-message amount under Preferences if you want one; by default there is none.
- "Continue" knows the job. Rekhu Builder now reads the whole chat, not only the last few messages, and it knows which steps were already taken. After a stop, "continue" picks up the same job where it ended, without asking again what you wanted and without redoing what was done. The earlier part of the chat is read from cache, so a long chat costs little more than a short one.
- A red warning before you run out. When your balance falls under $10, the bell turns red with a notice that shows what is left. Click it to go straight to the top-up page. If the balance does run out in the middle of a job, the message stops there, says so, and keeps what was done. Top up and say "continue".
Clients who pay their own work get the same warning for their wallet.