Wiki: sixteen pages covering install, every screen, and what goes wrong
Replaces the placeholder Home page with a navigable wiki rather than one long
document: a landing page, a sidebar, twelve topic pages and a troubleshooting
page.
The screenshots live in the wiki repository itself rather than being linked
out of the code repository, so the pages render whether or not that repo is
public.
Written to say what the app actually does, including where it stops:
* Training prepares a dataset, captions, checks and config, and the run
itself needs kohya sd-scripts installed separately. Stated at the top of
that page rather than discovered at the end of a run.
* Rating and comparing need History logging, which is off by default, so the
Gallery page says so where somebody will look for it.
* Renting a GPU automates provisioning and teardown and nothing in between,
and billing continues until a pod is terminated rather than stopped.
* There is no content filter. The models ship none.
* The model cache only ever grows and nothing in the app deletes from it.
Troubleshooting covers the failures that are actually likely: out of memory
on a 1024 SDXL render, the slow first render, ratings that record nothing
because history is off, training that writes a config and no adapter, an
agent that cannot connect before the engine exists, and SmartScreen blocking
an unsigned installer.
Library explains why every training checkpoint is listed and not just the
final weight: more steps is not automatically better, an adapter sharpens and
then overcooks, and the only way to find the good one is to render the same
prompt with two of them.