Store and tag AI prompts in folders with search across title, tags, body, and steps
Split a long prompt into chunks sized for ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini token limits
Browse AI-generated images in a contact-sheet gallery with lightbox zoom and before-after comparison
Back up and restore the full prompt and image library as JSON across versions
Source build needs Node, Rust, and the Visual Studio C++ build tools, and the first Rust compile can take up to 10 minutes.
AI Master Studio is a desktop app that gives you one place to keep your AI prompts and the images you generate with AI tools. It is built with Tauri 2 (so the shell is Rust and the window is webview), Vite 6, and vanilla JavaScript on the frontend. The app runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, and ships with French and English interfaces. The current version in the README badges is 3.6.0, MIT licensed. The app has four main features. The Prompt Splitter cuts a long prompt into pieces sized for ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini using configurable token limits. The Text GPTs library stores prompts in folders with colored tags, supports multi-step prompts, list or grid views, and search across title, tags, prompt body, and individual steps, with bulk actions for moving, tagging, partial export, or delete, and a partial import that merges without overwriting. Studio Img is a visual gallery for AI-generated images with a 1 to 8 column contact-sheet zoom, a lightbox with wheel zoom and pan, side-by-side and before-after slider comparison, drag-and-drop into modals, and filtering by AI model. The fourth feature is full or partial JSON backup and restore, kept compatible with previous versions. All data is stored locally in the user app-data folder through the official Tauri store plugin. On Windows the path is %APPDATA%\com.nicol.ai-master-studio-v35\settings.bin, and the README notes that this path is kept stable across versions so updates do not lose data. To run from source on Windows you install Node.js, Rust, and the Visual Studio C++ build tools, then double-click 1-Installer.bat once and 2-Lancer.bat each time you want to launch. The first launch may take 3 to 10 minutes because Rust has to compile. macOS and Linux users skip the .bat files and run npm install then npm run tauri dev from a terminal. Adding a new language is described as dead simple: copy src/locales/en.json to a new file named after your ISO code, edit the _meta block, translate the string values, and open a pull request. Missing keys quietly fall back to English.
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