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Feature Request: Indivual 'accept' and 'reject' buttons
#18
I've been searching for a decent diff-viewing tool for Obsidian for a long while, and your clean UI and speedy plugin is the best I've found! It's gorgeous, well done.
When selecting a paragraph/sentence and using InlineAI to rewrite it, I love seeing the difference. However, the resulting suggested paragraph/sentence is still highlighted and I would love to see more options that simply accept/reject the entire suggestion.
Like VSCode or Cursor or other IDEs, I love seeing the diff comparisons and being able to selectively accept/reject changes. If this functionality were added to InlineAI, this would quickly become my most used plugin.
How possible would this be? I'd be happy to fork the repo and have a fiddle to see if possibilities, but I am very much a beginner and would be relying on AI help, so it's best left in your hands. But let me know because I'd love to help contribute to this wonderful plugin.
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I've been searching for a decent diff-viewing tool for Obsidian for a long while, and your clean UI and speedy plugin is the best I've found! It's gorgeous, well done.
When selecting a paragraph/sentence and using InlineAI to rewrite it, I love seeing the difference. However, the resulting suggested paragraph/sentence is still highlighted and I would love to see more options that simply accept/reject the entire suggestion.
Like VSCode or Cursor or other IDEs, I love seeing the diff comparisons and being able to selectively accept/reject changes. If this functionality were added to InlineAI, this would quickly become my most used plugin.
How possible would this be? I'd be happy to fork the repo and have a fiddle to see if possibilities, but I am very much a beginner and would be relying on AI help, so it's best left in your hands. But let me know because I'd love to help contribute to this wonderful plugin.
Cheers!
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