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Issue Tracker + AI Bug Fixer, real-time sync, and a mobile editor rebuild

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Four features this week. The theme: make Slima more reliable.

Issue Tracker — report bugs from inside Slima

Used to be: spot a bug, send an email or open Discord — then wait.

The new Issue Tracker is inside Slima:

  • One-click report — ? icon at the bottom-right → Report Issue
  • Screenshot included — auto-captures the page, or upload your own
  • Categorize — Bug / Feature Request / UX Issue
  • Status tracking — see each issue at its current stage (Pending Review / In Progress / Fixed)
  • Comments — keep the back-and-forth in one thread

Access path: bottom-right ? icon.

AI Bug Fixer — your reported bugs become updates

Paired with Issue Tracker: the bugs you report, AI tries to fix automatically.

Flow:

  1. You report a bug
  2. Slima’s internal AI reads the description, locates the relevant code, attempts a fix
  3. The fix is pushed to production
  4. Your Issue Tracker pings: “Fixed in v3.0.x”

Not every bug gets fixed automatically — the hard ones escalate to humans. But small-to-medium bugs (“this button doesn’t tap on Safari,” “the word counter is off”) usually do.

This is what we mean when we say AI is for writing both prose and code.

ActionCable real-time multi-device sync

Multi-device sync moved from polling (check every few seconds) to WebSocket (ActionCable):

  • Type on desktop, your phone updates instantly
  • No sync-round wait when you swap devices
  • Multi-collaborator latency drops below 100ms

If you write on a laptop in a café and continue at home on your desktop, the difference is real.

Mobile editor — rebuilt

Mobile editor went through a full UX rebuild:

  • 17px font — larger, easier to read for long sessions
  • 100dvh + viewport-fit cover — content fills the full screen, no overlap with browser UI
  • WCAG 2.5.5 touch targets — every button is at least 44×44px
  • Chapter switcher pill — a floating pill at the bottom of the screen, swipe to switch chapters
  • Editor Tools grid — 10+ scattered editing functions (bold, blockquote, lists…) consolidated into one grid

Add a paragraph from the subway — the experience is on par with desktop.

Next week

Script Studio v2 lands — Storyline tier, multi-format Deliver tab, Save Protection rewrite.

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