Madison S.

Please for the love of everything, Give the Gen-AI crowd some love 🥲 Give us API access to switch out models, or access to Top-P, Temperature, etc. Give us access to models with longer context length. Let us be more granular with the request flow of how the sites pages are built, let us create more in-depth prompts for each node and structure them sequentially with agents, similar to LangChain/LangGraph. You have a massive opportunity here to be one of the first AI site builders that actually performs well and doesn’t look terrible. But you’ll squander it if you don’t capitalize now, as there are others on your heels already.

Idk then, guess that’s not it 🤷🏻‍♂️

Not sure if this helps, but I have also noticed some issues when working with multiple MacBook virtual desktops over the past 4-6 months that started pretty suddenly when there weren’t issues before. Things like windows getting frozen in place mainly. Virtual desktops freezing. Out of curiosity has anyone else noticed this? Could be issues relating to memory-swapping in the browser maybe? Is the issue happening for you guys after switching to Relume in a browser that is in a virtual desktop?

Of those I did notice that both Builder.io and Capital One Shopping are pretty heavy, they caused some issues in other apps for me

I can say them here they’re nothing personal:

Hmm, you may be right. Coincidentally the reason I opened Relume on Safari was because I restored my Mac for the first time in a while and hadn’t downloaded chrome yet. So my extensions are not there since I am in a guest account right now. The prior chrome extensions I had installed are the only difference so that is probably it

Ludovic B. Matt J. I noticed this as well, has been going on for a month for me, since I started using Relume. I will say, I just opened Relume in Safari which I don’t usually do and 1) some of the buttons are missing styling on the wireframe builder page, you can’t see what they are, but 2) the dragging and dropping for some reason is WAY better on my Mac M2 in Safari, than it is in Chrome. Like Ludo, the chrome experience was pretty buggy/slow and things would get frozen in place, dropped in the wrong spot, page becoming unresponsive, etc. In Safari these issues are non-existent, so there might be some clues to fixing it right there. Not sure why that would be the case, but it’s what I noticed🤷🏻‍♂️

It is mainly for static site generation capabilities. As an example, if I have to make 20-25 (however many is too many to do by hand manually without it being a time sink) service pages for a website, I can set up the Webflow CMS, or another CMS, add framework specific props and go through the hassle of generating them. Or, I can just go in Relume and an outline of my copy and tell it to fill it in, basically replacing a CMS for all of that stuff.

I appreciate the reply and unfortunately it is still quite limited context. Take for example, the 3000 character limit in the global sitemap prompt, and the 500 character limit in each page prompt. Across a 30 page site that is 18,000 total characters, or around 4k tokens we can prompt with. o1-mini can output 64k, and most other top-tier models can output at least 16k. The sitemap prompt only needs to be maybe 4,000-5,000 characters. 3,000 feels just a hair too small when you’re using it for a professional workflow and need specific details implemented, since those details take a lot of space. The page prompts are the more limiting factor. 500 characters per page prompt is pretty low, I barely have enough room to describe what the page copy is supposed to say before it cuts me off. I guess the best way to get around that right now is to generate a different sitemap for each page group? Haven’t tried it yet but I’ll see how it works.

What do you mean? The visual styling can be customized. If the dropdown is too large can’t you just…make it smaller? 😂 As far as getting individual dropdowns to work with the others, it’s just drag and drop in the webflow editor, the replacements are pretty seamless.