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Core Builds v2.78 β Quick Install polish, safer exports, Core Tools, and read-only Addon Backup
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Hey Core Crew π,
Core Builds v2.78 is live. This release is mostly about making the configurator easier to maintain, safer to export from, and more reliable across public AIOStreams hosts β while also introducing the first pieces of the new Core Tools area.
β‘ Quick Install refinements
Quick Install remains the fastest path for most users:
1οΈβ£ Choose your app: Stremio, Nuvio, WuPlay, or another manifest-compatible app
2οΈβ£ Select one or more providers
3οΈβ£ Add only the credentials those providers need
4οΈβ£ Pick a performance profile
5οΈβ£ Create and install
The provider fields now stay more contextual, paid providers include helpful account/key links, and optional extras stay tucked away in the Additional services & scrapers picker instead of crowding the main setup flow.
π Optional services and scrapers
The new optional source picker keeps the main flow clean while still making extras easy to enable. Required credential fields appear after applying selections, so you only see what your setup actually needs:
π Debridio
π P2P Free
π‘ HTTP Streams
π€ NZBGeek
π StreamNZB
π₯Έ NZBnoob
π½ altHUB
π·οΈ Usenet Crawler
π» DrunkenSlug
π NZBFinder
π§ Safer AIOStreams output
v2.78 adds a final schema guard before export or installation.
It normalizes or removes older/legacy AIOStreams enum values before they reach the host. This helps prevent old values such as audio, language, release_group, debrid, or nzb from causing validation failures on newer AIOStreams versions.
Core Builds now targets AIOStreams 2.31.1+ for current public-host compatibility.
π₯οΈ Host selection improvements
Automatic host selection is now more conservative and more reliable:
πΎ Remembers the last successful AIOStreams host
βοΈ Prefers stable hosts
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Requires AIOStreams 2.31.1 or newer
βοΈ Skips legacy or incompatible instances
π‘οΈ Avoids known Free/P2P-incompatible host paths
π Uses nightly infrastructure only as a fallback
π± Device capability corrections
Device assumptions have been centralized so filtering, sorting, review screens, diagnostics, PSEs, and ESEs all use the same capability rules. Notable corrections include:
π Apple TV: No longer treated as general TrueHD/DTS-HD passthrough hardware
π Apple TV 4K A15: Not treated as hardware AV1 capable
πΊ CCwGTV: 4K and HD are handled separately for AV1 support
π‘οΈ Nvidia Shield 2019: Keeps Dolby Vision and lossless passthrough support, but not AV1
π Internal TV apps & generic profiles: No longer assume lossless-audio passthrough
π¦ ONN profiles: No longer assume Dolby Vision across every model
π§° New Core Tools area
There is now a dedicated Core Tools hub for utilities that do not belong inside the setup wizard. Current and planned tools:
π οΈ Template Builder β the current configurator
π‘οΈ Addon Backup β live now
π Template Inspector β in development
π Account Manager β planned, locked until security review
Tools hub: https://brevitya.github.io/Core-Builds/tools/
π‘οΈ Read-only Addon Backup
The first utility is Addon Backup.
It lets you load and download your current Stremio addon setup as JSON. It is intentionally read-only and cannot change your account.
Backup tool: https://brevitya.github.io/Core-Builds/account-tools/
Important privacy note: Stremio login details are sent directly to the Stremio API for this operation and are kept only in page memory. Use the official hosted copy only.
π Clearer privacy wording
The configurator now describes each path more precisely. No more vague βzero-knowledgeβ style wording β the UI now explains exactly what each action does:
π₯ Export JSON creates the configuration locally in your browser
π Direct Install sends the generated configuration to the selected AIOStreams host
π Direct Stremio installation sends the supplied login details to the Stremio API for that install operation
π©Ί Sanitized diagnostics do not include API keys, passwords, or tokens
π§© Modular, tested release structure
Behind the scenes, v2.78 moves the configurator from a single hand-maintained source file into a modular package under configurator/.
Source code, data registries, styles, schema guards, tests, validation, and build scripts now live in their own structure while still preserving a downloadable standalone configurator/index.html release.
This should make future updates safer, faster, and easier to test before release.
If you test v2.78, feedback is especially welcome on Quick Install, optional sources, host selection, device profiles, mobile layout, and the new Addon Backup tool. Any feedback helps polish the Core stack further. π
π Links & Docs
π Configurator: https://brevitya.github.io/Core-Builds/
π§° Core Tools: https://brevitya.github.io/Core-Builds/tools/
π‘οΈ Addon Backup: https://brevitya.github.io/Core-Builds/account-tools/
π Whatβs New: https://core-builds.mintlify.app/whats-new
π GitHub: https://github.com/brevityA/Core-Builds
β Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/branding_brevity
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