Markdown Rendering and Builder UI Improvements

October 28, 2025

This release enhances the prompt builder experience with markdown rendering, smarter export actions, and a cleaner interface. You can now toggle between raw markdown and beautifully formatted views of your generated prompts, and copy or download actions automatically adapt to whichever view you’re using.

New Features

• Markdown Toggle — A new toggle button lets you switch between viewing your generated prompt as raw markdown or as a formatted document with proper headings, bold text, tables, bullet points, and other rich formatting. Raw markdown is the default view for editing, while the formatted view shows exactly how your prompt will look when rendered.
• View-Aware Copy and Download — The copy and download buttons now adapt to your current view. In raw view, copy grabs the markdown source and download saves a .md file. In formatted view, copy grabs clean plain text and download saves a .txt file. Toast notifications confirm which format was used.
• Regenerate Button — After generating a prompt, a regenerate button appears so you can quickly produce a new version without re-entering your settings. Credit usage is tracked for each regeneration.
• Download Button — A dedicated download button lets you save your generated prompt directly to your computer in either markdown or plain text format, depending on your current view.

Improvements

• Simplified Model Selection Display — The model details panel was streamlined from a dense grid to a clean table showing only provider, model, context window, and quality rating. Pricing details were removed to reduce clutter and keep the focus on choosing the right model for your task.
• Tighter Output Format Spacing — Vertical spacing in the output formats section was reduced for a more compact layout, and token count badges were removed in favor of showing only complexity level.
• Updated Help Documentation — The builder usage guide now includes a comprehensive section on reviewing and managing generated prompts, documenting all four action buttons and explaining the difference between raw and formatted views.