7.1.1 — Release Notes
Changelog for Agnes Video Generator: new features, improvements and bug fixes for every release.
What's New
Features & Improvements
- `agnes-video-2.5-flash` is the default video model. With the legacy Video 2.0 channel retired upstream, the model lineup now covers the 2.5 series only, and every video task is submitted through the 2.5 standard protocol (
mode/seconds/size/aspect_ratio). The per-model guidance shown in the create-task form reflects the available models. - Configurable configuration directory for npm deployments. A new
AGNES_CONFIG_DIRenvironment variable letsnpx free-short-videousers keepconfig.json(their saved keys and settings) in a stable location such as~/.agnes_config, instead of inside the ephemeral npm cache that is lost onnpm cache cleanor a cache-directory change. - Image uploads are validated on arrival. Non-whitelisted file types are rejected with a readable message instead of being silently rewritten, and uploaded bytes are checked to be a decodable image. A corrupt file now fails immediately with a clear, scene-scoped message rather than surfacing as a low-level error during generation.
- Feedback panel and diagnostic report fully localized. The remaining feedback-panel and diagnostic-report labels that still appeared in English on non-English interfaces are now translated across all 22 interface languages.
Bug Fixes
- Custom end-frame images keep their scene mapping. Uploaded end-frame images are now saved to their own scene index, so an empty slot no longer shifts later images onto the wrong scenes.
- Chat calls retry once on an empty response instead of aborting the screenwriting stage with a
NoneorKeyError. - Poetry scene prompts use a language-neutral default style. When no style is specified, the default hint is no longer a hardcoded Chinese phrase, so non-Chinese runs stay in their own language.
- API-key authentication diagnostics no longer write the configured site domain into the log line.
About Agnes Video Generator
A completely free, open-source AI video generator: turn text into multi-scene AI videos with narration and subtitles.
- Free and open source — no payment, no high-end GPU required
- Text-to-video, image-to-video, digital anchor and image generation
- Powered by free Agnes AI models, rendered entirely in the cloud
- Runs via Web UI, Docker or npm, and supports self-hosting
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