AI-IDE: Code & Markdown Editor

From notes to a report or deck, all in one place Notes, reports and decks • Mark a Markdown file as notes, a report or slides, and see which is which in the file list. • List the sources for a report or deck, and the AI works from them. • Fill a report's gaps: quote the source with a citation, or ask the AI for a draft, which stays flagged as AI-written. Research a topic step by step too. • Convert between notes, reports and decks. Converting again keeps your edits. • Edit a report on its Word pages: change words, insert pictures, tables, callouts, charts and flowcharts. Edit a deck right on its slides. • Check what would render wrong before you export. Charts and flowcharts stay editable in Word and PowerPoint. • Leave the AI a note on each slide or report page, then send them together. @ picks files, ～ the knowledge base. • Auto Layout This Slide now suggests a layout you can edit first. PDF to Markdown • Turn a PDF into a report, or a deck that keeps its layout. Tables come too, even borderless ones, and the original is untouched. • Scanned pages use on-device text recognition. Hard pages can go to the AI if you choose, and you're told how many calls first. Edit Word and PDF by hand • Word gets text, picture and object modes, and a view close to the finished pages. • In a PDF, highlight, add text boxes and lines, and set colours and shadows. Replace the page's pictures, and crop the ones you place. More precise AI edits • The AI can read and change PDFs. New words keep the original font, even across a page break. • Choose which slides, section or pages to change, and nothing else is touched. Compare a rewrite side by side and accept it piece by piece. Pictures and icons • The AI can find pictures on the web (turn it on in Settings). You pick from thumbnails, and can ask for freely reusable ones only. • Web pictures are credited when placed, unless you turn it off. • 2,000+ built-in icons in any colour and size, for decks and Word. Long conversations • Older tool results in a long chat are sent as one-line notes, so requests stay smaller. The chat on screen keeps everything. • Summarise into a New Conversation: the AI writes a summary you can edit, and a new chat continues from it. The original stays as it was. • The usage gauge changes colour near the limit. • Errors say what ran out (output limit, model length, account quota or API key) and offer a fix. Chats and reading • Name chats, group them into projects, and each one remembers its open files. • New Interface Text Size setting enlarges the whole app. • Decks, Word, Excel and PDF all open as tabs, and page and slide previews can zoom. • Choose a separate model for work that needs to see images. • Each AI reply shows response time and speed; Token Usage shows each model's median. • Long messages are shortened, with Show all. Typing and scrolling on iPhone is smoother. • One more web search source. Please note • The AI data-sharing consent is rewritten to list what is actually sent and to whom. You'll be asked again the first time you send after updating. Fixes and improvements • Chats with long messages no longer reopen blank. • On iPad, line numbers no longer shrink out of place when the keyboard is up. On Mac, they appear right after reopening. • On Mac, the app asks about unsaved changes before quitting or closing a window. • Office files and PDFs opened from outside the workspace now open in their own editors. • Opening a large Word file no longer freezes the app. • Reopened decks no longer show blank slides. • On iPhone, rotating keeps open panels, and approving one of several AI edits no longer jumps to the editor. • PDF text edits land more precisely; on iOS 26, rewritten pages stay searchable. • Table and chart resize handles follow them while editing pages.