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The new `--quote` flag (alias `--reply`) on `jp query` opens the editor with the most recent assistant message pre-quoted as a markdown blockquote. This enables mutt-style inline replies: the quoted response sits at the top of the buffer and the user interleaves their own text between the quoted lines before sending. `--quote` implies `--edit` and conflicts with `--no-edit` and `--replay`. If no prior assistant message exists (e.g. a brand-new conversation, or only reasoning responses so far), a warning is emitted and the editor opens with whatever other content was seeded. ``` jp query --quote "See my comments inline" ``` Signed-off-by: Jean Mertz <git@jeanmertz.com>
Signed-off-by: Jean Mertz <git@jeanmertz.com>
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--quoteflag (alias--reply) onjp queryopens the editor with the most recent assistant message pre-quoted as a markdown blockquote.This enables mutt-style inline replies: the quoted response sits at the top of the buffer and the user interleaves their own text between the quoted lines before sending.
--quoteimplies--editand conflicts with--no-editand--replay. If no prior assistant message exists (e.g. a brand-new conversation, or only reasoning responses so far), a warning is emitted and the editor opens with whatever other content was seeded.jp query --quote "See my comments inline"