Error Handling & Export Tools: How to Manage Failed Prompts & License Security

In large-scale AI generation, third-party server rate-limits, content moderation filters, or transient network timeouts occasionally cause a prompt to fail. Professional automation software must handle these errors cleanly without corrupting the batch.

Here is an in-depth look at how TMSKP manages failures, export reporting, and license security.

1. Automated Retry Logic & Failed Prompts Isolation

When an image generation times out or fails on Google Flow:

  • The extension does not stop the entire queue. It logs the error code and retries the item based on your configured retry limit.
  • If an item fails persistently (e.g. strict safety filter trigger), the queue marks it as Failed and smoothly continues to the next prompt.

2. Exporting Failed Prompts (.txt) & Manifest (.csv)

After a batch of 200 or 500 prompts completes, you shouldn't have to scroll through hundreds of images to find which two prompts failed:

  • Export Failed Prompts (.txt): Pro users can click one button to instantly download a clean text file containing only the prompts that failed, ready to be edited and re-run.
  • Export manifest.csv: Downloads a comprehensive audit log containing the Prompt ID, Timestamp, Prompt Text, Execution Status, and output filename.
  • Lossless ZIP Export: Allows exporting the entire batch bundle with full metadata preservation.

3. Secure Licensing & Device Management

All TMSKP license subscriptions and lifetime purchases are fulfilled by our authorized merchant of record, Dodo Payments. Our license architecture incorporates high reliability features:

3-Day Offline Grace Period

Unlike fragile licensing systems that lock you out if your Wi-Fi flickers, TMSKP caches validated cryptographic tokens locally for 72 hours. You can automate offline or on unstable networks without interruption.

How to Transfer Your License to a New Computer

If you upgrade your workstation or want to use the extension on a different laptop:

1 Open the extension on your old device and go to Settings or Account & Licensing.

2 Click "Deactivate this device". This contacts Dodo Payments and immediately frees up your device slot.

3 Open the extension on your new device, paste your license key, and click Activate.

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