Model, HyperNetwork, Embedding and aesthetic manager

[cibernicola]

I am thinking about how to manage all the models in WebUI, it is a bit tedious to have "only" one dropdown, as more and more models and options appear, each one has its own characteristics, etc. It is true that it is feasible to use external software, like Notion, to manage all the features, but I think it would be really interesting to have something integrated in WebUI.

At the moment I am devising the environment in Gradio and I will see if it is possible or not, on the other hand if someone wants to join me to try to develop something, let's comment!

Example:

[Kilvoctu]

This looks really cool for sorting models and having a reference of their attributes. I certainly can't remember all the "trigger words".
My only concern is about tabs bloat, seeing the five tabs in your proof of concept image. I use Web UI a lot on mobile, and the tabs end up taking a massive amount of vertical space. Makes me wish Web UI could have some sort of tabs nesting with auto-hide

[cibernicola]

Hi, thank you, this is a first approach. Most GUI "problems" like the one you mention all have the same root: gradio. It is relatively new and lacks some GUI components. Step by step :)

[ia974]

This extension would be really useful!

Here's some links that might help you:

-Civit AI is a website to share models, embeddings,etc
You could use their API to fetch the models informations.
They are currently working on their own extension, you should talk with them on Discord.

-there is also this other extension that can autofill keywords for custom models.

[Gerschel]

Somehow I missed your comment referring to this thread. What do you need. I had a library I wrote that could change every setting, it was a part of my version 2 preset manager, I just took it and version 1 down though, I got tired of maintaining it and I have my busy period coming up.

[CurtisDS]

I made this extension. Not exactly a native gradio solution but it helps. https://github.com/CurtisDS/sd-model-preview-xd

You can save a civitai page or the hugging faces README.md and use those as your "preview"... see here. Thats a pretty good solution for most things.

Personally Ive created micro sites using data scraped from civitai with all the information I want where I want but a simple Ctrl + S works too if youre not picky about the layout.

Then I use markdown for the rest of the models I have.