invoke-ai
[enhancement]: Add the ability to create a temporary positive/negative prompt
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What should this feature add?
In chatting interfaces like Google Gemini, there is a concept of a "temporary chat" where you are able to create a new chat that only exists for a short time:
This is mostly used for getting quick answers from the chatbot without having to fully commit to a new chat, since the temporary chat will be disregarded in a short time. I find this useful because it means it won't clutter up the new chat interface when I am asking just rudimentary questions.
This same concept should be applied to Invoke AI. There should be a button in the prompt box that allows the user to create a temporary positive or negative prompt. Anything that is typed in this temporary positive/negative prompt box should override the main prompt box, ie. the temporary prompt is the only prompt considered for the generation.
This would be extremely useful for composites, since I wouldn't have to bork my main positive/negative prompt anytime I would want to inpaint an object in the scene (that doesn't require the time, place, location, style, etc. tags). I could always have the original prompt in my back pocket to always go back to once I'm done with the inpainting job. I know that you can just copy the original prompt and paste it back in once you are done inpainting, but it's pretty clunky and sometimes I forget I copied it, or I accidentally copy another string of text which removes the original copied text. In general, I think this would be extremely useful.
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Mockup for the feature:
The latest release (v6.7.0) includes a prompt history button in that exact spot. It tracks the last 100 unique prompts you used. I think this can effectively serve the use-case as a temporary prompt, but is more generally useful.
Additionally, on canvas, regional guidance can be used as temporary prompt as well. You can freely switch it on and off. As a bonus you can limit the area where it takes effect or paint over whole image area to be it as a global prompt.
