Feature request - Allow Chat to automatically use the currently opened note as context

[ygranger-oa]

When using Poznote's built-in Chat, it would be useful if the Chat could automatically know which note is currently open in the editor and use it as the default context.

Today, when asking the Chat to modify or work with the note currently being edited, the user has to explicitly identify it in the prompt, for example:

Improve the formatting of note 52.

It would be much more natural to be able to simply write:

Improve the formatting of this note.

This is similar to the behavior available in tools such as Claude in Visual Studio Code, where the assistant can use the currently active file as part of the context without requiring the user to manually specify its identifier or path.

Request

Allow the Chat to automatically receive or access the identifier of the note currently opened in the editor.

This would make prompts such as the following possible:

"Improve the formatting of this note."
"Summarize this note."
"Fix the grammar in this note."
"Add a conclusion to this note."
"Translate this note into English."

The currently opened note could be treated as an implicit context for the Chat, while still allowing the user to explicitly reference another note when needed.

Ideally, the Chat interface could also indicate which note is currently being used as context, for example by displaying its title or ID near the input field.

Summary

Automatically provide the currently opened note as context to the Chat.
Allow references such as "this note" or "the current note".
Avoid requiring users to manually specify the note ID or path in every prompt.
Keep the ability to explicitly target another note when necessary.
Optionally display the active note being used as Chat context in the UI.