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v0.3.0

Fuzzbucket v0.3.0: Social Publishing, Workspace Polish, and Steadier AI Runs

Fuzzbucket now carries more of the marketing workflow in one place: generated assets can become scheduled Meta posts, teams can inspect post performance, and the workspace gives clearer feedback while AI runs are in progress.

Fuzzbucket

Fuzzbucket workspace panels for brand creation, social scheduling, and performance analytics over a garden-inspired background.

New

  • Agent chat now supports mid-run steering, so you can redirect the agent while it works with your “btw...” or “NO NO STOP” messages.
  • You can now select specific models in the workspace for image generation, video generation, and the agent you talk to. We’ll add more models very soon as well.
  • Added social publishing workflows for connected Facebook, Instagram, and Threads targets, including connection management, publishing targets, scheduling, and disconnect actions.
  • Added a Distribution workspace for managing social posts by platform, with queued work, published posts, lifecycle actions, and post-level performance details.
  • Added artifact-to-social scheduling so generated content can move from the workspace into a planned social post with its caption and media context intact.

Improvements

  • Refined the workspace canvas, chat panel, zoom controls, artifact controls, and editing overlays so creative work feels smoother and easier to steer.
  • Improved image and video generation/editing flows so selected models, source assets, and direct edit instructions are handled more consistently.
  • Images now load faster. Fr, that’s it.

Reliability

  • Made long-running AI runs more durable by preserving progress, task snapshots, resume/cancel state, and stream events through more edge cases.
  • Improved social publishing reliability, especially around scheduled jobs, analytics sync, generated media publishing, and Facebook image uploads.
  • Reduced chat startup overhead and tightened usage accounting recovery so sessions are less likely to stall or retry unnecessarily.