Brickfrog

You may want to update the post with some setup details, but offhand:

• Did you configure it in Mixed Mode (clicked checkbox) to torrent in both I2P and clearnet? Or you left that unchecked to keep it in I2P only mode? There are less peers in the I2P network so you will encounter more public torrents without I2P seeds, that is normal. Sometimes people prefer it in Mixed Mode for that reason but it does mean you’re still downloading/uploading without I2P involved.
• qBittorrent does not support DHT in the I2P network. For any torrents you add in qBittorrent you must also add working I2P trackers to them so they can at least attempt to find peers within I2P, otherwise nothing will upload/download.

To properly test and maybe narrow down issues you could try doing 3 different torrent tests:

1. Download a working torrent that seems to be seeded in I2P, with working I2P trackers on it, and see if it finds peers eventually via I2P
2. Download a working public torrent that seems to be seeded on the clearnet non-I2P, with working clearnet public trackers on it, and see if it finds peers eventually via clearnet
3. If you have DHT enabled: Download a working public torrent, that seems to be seeded on the clearnet non-I2P, with 0 public trackers on it, and see if it finds peers eventually via clearnet

PS - You can review https://github.com/ngosang/trackerslist for a good reference on available public and I2P trackers. There are also public I2P tracker lists floating around here on Lemmy in older posts if you search around

It is built by AI agents, for AI agents. I guess it’s interesting seeing software built from the ground up with hooks built in for every single action to be controlled by an AI agent, in that sense you could direct your own AI agent to use this to create/edit images. But even then I wouldn’t trust this thing to edit and save over existing images, it is way too new and will have plenty of non-obvious bugs that would get embedded in every image you save.

And like most vibe coded AI projects this one will probably cease being maintained long-term.

If you’re actually going to work with images you plan to keep long term just stick to GIMP, Krita, etc.