Gleaner 2.7.0

• Clips are now written in plain language for a reader new to the topic: short sentences, technical terms explained the first time they appear, a TL;DR that says what the page says, and key points and takeaways as full sentences that start with a bold claim. Page clips have 3–5 key points, down from 5–8.
• Page and video clips can have a new How it works section after the TL;DR: one short paragraph, added only when the TL;DR can't explain the page's main idea on its own.
• Tutorial pages get a numbered Steps section in place of Key points, with one action per step in the source's order. Tutorial videos keep Key moments.
• Clips now end with a copy-and-paste prompt for getting follow-ups later, set apart below a divider. It names the clip and where it's stored, gives the path for local folders, or asks you to attach the file for a clip given in the conversation. Clips saved inside the Claude Code project also get a claude terminal command that starts Claude Code and sends the prompt.