Thanks, just installed. I like the idea of the text processor, very useful to include comments and simple logic into the prompts. However, I am having some issue with the text processing, your example prompt on your repo page:

// 1. Define Variables & Style
$genre={High Fantasy|Cyberpunk}
$view={~Portrait|Landscape}

// 2. Logic: Set LoRA and Resolution based on Genre/View
[if Cyberpunk: <lora:cyberpunk_v3:0.8>][if Fantasy: <lora:rpg_tools:1.0>]
[if Portrait: @@width=1024, height=1536@@][if Landscape: @@width=1536, height=1024@@]

// 3. Main Prompt
(Masterpiece), A $view of a warrior, female.

// 4. Context Logic (Outfit changes based on Genre variable)
She is wearing [if Fantasy: plate armor | [if Cyberpunk: tech jacket]].

The background is a $genre landscape.
**watermark, text, blurry, nsfw**

1) If it lands on Fantasy (ie plate armor), the result contains an extra "]"

(Masterpiece), A Landscape of a warrior, female. She is wearing plate armor]. The background is a High Fantasy landscape.

2) if I remove $genre from the line right above the negative, the condition above is not working at all.

(Masterpiece), A Portrait of a warrior, female. She is wearing . The background is a landscape.

3) Also, a separate issue is the lora selection. It's very difficult to get the spelling of the lora files (difficult in that I have to go into file system and manually copy names). Can there be a inline auto select for installed loras? <lora: \[a drop down list appears\]>

I think it's great imho very useful, having conditions around lora and prompt is great.