Frames are good option, but their limitations really exhaust me as a developer.

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Yeah UX feels choppy because of it. Appreciate the thoughts. Always trying to fill gaps in my knowledge from builder perspective so this is super helpful. 🫂

Some of its challenges are related to the lack of interactive controls (There is just InputText and Button types not more). It lacks basic user interaction standards. 

On the other hand, its output is limited to static images or at most GIFs. It fails to evoke any sense of being alive!

The more significant issue, based on the statistics I have gathered over this period, is its extremely high resource consumption. This is because the user must wait for both processing and image generation with each request! This imposes a very high cost in high-demand scenarios.