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I'm sorry this happened.

Do you mean while in the middle of a long build the project crashed? And then you lost the progress of that prompt and money was wasted on that prompt?

I believe the progress of work done shouldn't have been lost. A lot of work would have happened in the original prompt before the error and when you re-enter the prompt, while it does start reasoning over again, it would not have to write all of the code again because it would see what is already in place and pick up where you left off. It's possible some funds are seen as wasted, but honestly in the end it probably evens out because the longer a prompt and conversation gets, the more expensive it gets as the context window grows. Restarting, even while due to an error, is sometimes more beneficial.

All of that said, no one likes crashes. We have a solution coming that should help eliminate a lot of these issues in the near future. Stay tuned for "ACT II".

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Yes because it whipes out whole code history. I understand it remember the code and project so the project is still fine but had couple times around 10/20 dollar credits a crash happened during the process so when the screen is empty/white again you can tell restart (like by pause/ add new credits)

But it is so cool you add money/credits again like in a casino because its very addictive to see your project grown in such an amazing way🤑🤣 gambling and hoping its not crashing lol nostr:nprofile1qqs8sxs4yuz47axp7uprpugrs3sfkdz5379tdg9xe2n5qfvz070a4egpz4mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujumt0wd68ytnsw43qzxmhwden5te0vakx2ctndahxzar0wghxgetk9aex2mrp0yeru66d nostr:nprofile1qqsgvxzpp84wjd7c6mucpd9qk3k6fmcdnql2meqracd5czmtmc3ck3cpz4mhxue69uhkg6t5w3hjuur4vghhyetvv9usdz6n9a nostr:npub1jvnpg4c6ljadf5t6ry0w9q0rnm4mksde87kglkrc993z46c39axsgq89sc

it does get addictive, that's for sure.

I had this today as well. Work gone, credits wasted. At least, in such cases, automated credit refunds would be appropriate so you can start over again without wasting additional money.