CRAFTR runs every AI call through your own Replicate account. The key is stored in this browser only (IndexedDB, device-local) and is sent with each request to the CRAFTR proxy, which forwards it straight to Replicate. It is never written to a server database, a log line, or a shared account. Clearing your browser data removes it.
Create one at replicate.com under Account → API tokens.
The text model CRAFTR uses to enhance, beautify and restructure prompts. Changes take effect the next time the editor loads.
“Bundled” reads the list shipped with CRAFTR. “Manual” lets you paste your own JSONC with comments — useful when a new Replicate model lands before we ship it.
Replicate uses owner/model slugs. Version is a 64-char hash; leave blank for latest.
owner/model
Preset shortcuts fire with Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + the key, and only when no text field is focused.
Right-click a generated image to slice grids or build a character sheet.
Show “Generate Character Sheet” in that menu.
Shows a “Coherence Sync” button when fields change; clicking it reconciles the other fields. Off hides the button entirely.
In the web app the editor attaches to the workspace document field rather than a third-party page, so these mostly affect the workspace field. They are kept because the same settings drive the editor internals.
Turn off to hide the open-editor icon on text fields.
Presets you saved from the editor. Editing here changes the same library the editor sidebar reads.
Everything CRAFTR knows — settings, presets, favourites, documents, Character Studio state — lives in this browser. There is no server-side copy, so a backup file is the only way to move to another machine or recover from a cleared cache.
Merge is safe: nothing you have now is lost. Replace is the one to pick when you want to roll back to a known-good state — anything created since the backup is discarded.
Erasing removes everything including your API key. It is irreversible and there is no server-side copy — export first.
CRAFTR used to be a browser extension that injected itself into other people's pages. The web app has no host page, so three settings were deliberately removed rather than quietly hidden:
customWhitelist
customSelectors
If you still use the CRAFTR extension, those settings live there and are untouched by this page.