Instagram carousels were stored as content_type=instagram_carousel, which the
publisher's match() did not handle — publishing failed with "Unsupported
Instagram content type: instagram_carousel" for any post created via API, MCP,
or template (the AI flow worked only thanks to an inline band-aid that rewrote
carousel to feed before saving).
A carousel is just an Instagram feed post with multiple images: the editor,
preview, and publisher already treat a multi-image feed as a carousel. So
instagram_carousel is a generation format, not a stored content type. Remove it
from the ContentType enum entirely; it now lives only as an AI generation-format
string (wizard card + slide structure + carousel templates are untouched), and
posts always persist as instagram_feed.
- ContentType: drop the InstagramCarousel case; InstagramFeed maxMediaCount 1 -> 10
- StreamPostCreation: resolvedContentType() maps carousel -> feed; band-aid removed
- StartPostCreationRequest: accept instagram_carousel as a generation format
- Frontend: carousel becomes a wizard-local AiFormat; UI/UX unchanged
- API/MCP now reject instagram_carousel as a content_type (Rule::in no longer lists it)
The calendar read each post's caption from post_platforms[0].content,
but post_platforms has no content column — the caption lives on
posts.content. As a result every cell fell back to the 'no content'
placeholder. Read post.content instead (matching the list view) and
drop the phantom content field from the PostPlatform interface.
Also surface the caption in the month view (it previously showed only
the time and platform icons), add horizontal padding to the month post
list so the card border is not clipped inside the overflow-y scroll
container, and standardise the hover effect across day/week/month
views to a shadow-only highlight (no lift).
Closes#70
The Workspace and Brand settings tabs both submit to the same
updateSettings endpoint, but the Workspace tab sends only the name.
UpdateWorkspaceRequest marked brand_font and image_style as required,
so the name-only request failed validation silently (the form only
renders the name error). Mark both brand fields as sometimes|required
so a name-only update succeeds while the Brand tab still validates them.
Closes#74
Make resources/js/echo.ts byte-identical to the sendkit Echo setup
(VITE_REVERB_* read directly, no window.location derivation). The release
workflow now bakes only VITE_REVERB_APP_KEY, and compose.prod.yaml restores
the 8080 host port so the published image's Reverb client (baked at
localhost:8080) works for local docker compose. A custom-domain deploy needs
the image rebuilt with VITE_REVERB_HOST/PORT/SCHEME set.
Add an optional Caddy service (proxy profile) to compose.prod.yaml for
automatic HTTPS on a custom domain, with a Caddyfile that transparently
proxies WebSocket upgrades.
Move Echo setup into resources/js/echo.ts and derive the Reverb host from
window.location when VITE_REVERB_* is unset, so the published image's frontend
connects on any domain without a rebuild. The release workflow bakes a fixed
public Reverb key and leaves host/port/scheme empty to enable this; the Herd
dev setup keeps its explicit VITE_REVERB_* values, so its behaviour is
unchanged.
Drop the now-unneeded 8080 host port — the WebSocket rides the main HTTP(S)
port via the in-container nginx /app proxy.
Add a release workflow that builds docker/Dockerfile (production target) for
linux/amd64 and linux/arm64 on native runners and publishes a single
multi-arch manifest to ghcr.io/trypostit/trypost on every v*.*.* tag, tagged
with semver (1.2.3, 1.2, 1) and latest.
Add compose.prod.yaml: a self-host stack that pulls the published image
alongside Postgres and Redis with persistent volumes. Config is inline with
sectioned comments, including a commented S3/R2 block (storage already uses
the default disk, so switching is config-only).
No application code is changed.
Refines the /release slash command to streamline the weekly release process, ensuring better detection of version bumps and integration with the GitHub release API for automated note generation and email drafting.
Replaces semver-by-commit-type detection with sequential numbering.
Patch increments on every release; rolls over to minor at patch=10;
rolls over to major at minor=10. No manual override — every release
is the next number in sequence.
Adds a Claude Code slash command that runs the Friday release flow:
auto-detects semver bump, generates the GitHub release via the native
generate-notes API, drafts a customer-facing email in Cal.com style
(themed prose, no internal references), runs the humanizer skill on the
email prose, and saves mirrors to releases/<version>/.
Facebook Stories do not work reliably with images via the Graph API.
Align validation and publisher with video-only (like Reel), while
Instagram Story continues to accept image or video.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Multi-image posts were published as text-only because Laravel sent
attached_media as JSON; Facebook accepts message but drops attachments.
Use asForm() for all FacebookPublisher Graph API calls.
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- Added consistent imports of the MediaItem type across various components, including FacebookSettings, InstagramSettings, LinkedInSettings, PinterestSettings, PreviewTab, InstagramPreview, and PlatformPreview.
- This change enhances code organization and ensures uniformity in type definitions throughout the project.
Introduced a new environment variable `REQUIRE_CARD_FOR_TRIAL` to control whether a credit card is required for trial signups. Updated the billing configuration to reflect this setting, allowing for more flexible trial management.
- Replaced the `regenerate_image` boolean with a `change_mode` string parameter in the PostImageRegenerator schema, allowing for more granular control over regeneration options.
- Updated methods in RegeneratePostMediaImage to handle the new `change_mode` values: `image_only`, `text_only`, and `both`.
- Enhanced documentation and comments to clarify the new regeneration logic.
- Added tests to verify correct behavior for different regeneration modes, ensuring that text and image changes are handled appropriately.
- Introduced a new `regenerate_image` boolean parameter in the PostImageRegenerator schema to control background image regeneration.
- Updated relevant methods in RegeneratePostMediaImage and TemplateImageGenerator to utilize the new parameter for reusing existing backgrounds when appropriate.
- Enhanced documentation and comments to clarify the usage of the `regenerate_image` option.
- Added tests to ensure correct behavior when reusing background images.
- Replaced custom regeneration logic with a composable for improved organization and reusability.
- Streamlined state management and error handling, enhancing clarity and maintainability.
- Removed unused imports and interfaces, reducing code complexity and improving readability.
- Updated computed properties for better form submission validation and user experience.
- Removed the PostStatusGuard class and replaced its usage with the new PostStatusRules utility across multiple controllers and actions, enhancing code organization and maintainability.
- Updated error message handling to utilize the centralized method in PostStatusRules, ensuring consistency in user feedback.
- Deleted associated tests for PostStatusGuard, reflecting the removal of the class.
- Replaced direct status checks in multiple controllers and actions with the PostStatusGuard utility, improving code readability and maintainability.
- Updated error messages to utilize a centralized method for consistency across the application.
- Removed the BrandImagePalette class, consolidating color resolution logic into the AiImageClient for better organization and type safety.
- Improved type definitions for regeneration status and event handling, increasing clarity and maintainability.
- Streamlined the regeneration result handling by introducing a dedicated function to manage success and error states.
- Added computed properties to optimize form submission logic, ensuring better user experience and validation.
- Refactored the subscription logic to improve readability and error handling during media regeneration.
- Refactored the media item interface by moving it to a dedicated type file, enhancing code organization and reusability across components.
- Updated various components to import the new MediaItem type, ensuring consistency and reducing redundancy in type definitions.
- Improved the RegeneratePostMediaImage job by optimizing the media regeneration process and enhancing error handling for better reliability.
- Added guidelines for AI agents to avoid embedding prompts in PHP and to store them in Blade files under `resources/views/prompts/`.
- Updated `PostImageRegenerator` to render prompts using Blade instead of heredocs, improving maintainability and consistency with project standards.
- Enhanced documentation in `CLAUDE.md` and `.cursor/rules` files to reflect these changes.
Let users adjust AI-generated slides in place via async job and Echo, while applying workspace brand, background, and text colors to image prompts. Autofill swaps site text/background colors for the image palette, and regeneration is blocked on finalized posts with safer job cleanup.
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Keep the trial card requirement switch as a plain boolean in config/trypost.php so changing the app flow is a single in-repo config edit without env wiring.
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Add a trypost config toggle to switch between card-required checkout trials and no-card signup trials, and wire signup, checkout, access gating, UI copy, and tests to both modes.
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Show the checkout-based trial duration again on the subscribe page and rename the signup billing test file so it matches the current no-trial-at-signup behavior.
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Revert the no-card signup trial flow so access depends on a Stripe subscription trial started at checkout, preventing app access before a payment method is collected.
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