ChatGPT and Claude ask about speech bubbles, and keep one drawing per page
Before your first page, your assistant now asks whether your characters talk in speech bubbles or your pages stay wordless. Redraws keep that choice, make one drawing at a time, and keeping a page keeps one drawing, not every version.
Speech bubbles or wordless: you choose. When you start a comic from ChatGPT or Claude, your assistant now asks, in the same message as the look, whether your characters should talk in speech bubbles or your pages should stay wordless. Pick speech bubbles and the dialogue is drawn into the page. Pick wordless and you get the art on its own, ready for your own text. Your assistant no longer decides this for you, and if a page was drawn before you said, it tells you and asks before the next one. Covers and banners never get speech bubbles.
Redrawing keeps your speech bubbles. Ask for a page again and it comes back the way you had it: a page with speech bubbles keeps them, and a wordless page stays wordless, unless you ask for the other.
One drawing at a time. A redraw now makes one drawing instead of two, so it costs one page of credits. And when you keep a page without choosing between its drawings, Inkroost keeps one (the one the continuity check recommends, or else the first) instead of turning every version into a page of its own.
No second copy of a waiting page. The chapter panel beside the chat now says "Page 2 is ready — keep it or ask for changes." while a drawing waits for you, instead of offering to draw that page again.