PromptBar 0.2.0

New: compile from a selection. Select text in any app and a Compile chip appears beside it — click it to open PromptBar on that text, without copying first.

It is optional and off by default. It is also the only part of PromptBar that asks for a permission: macOS publishes no "selection changed" event, so reading the selection needs Accessibility access. Turn it on in Settings → General → Selection. Password fields and your excluded apps are never read, nothing is stored or sent, and PromptBar never presses ⌘C on your behalf — which is why apps that expose no Accessibility text get no chip rather than a clipboard workaround. Settings → Privacy states plainly what is being read while it is on.

Changed: Instant Enhance is now ⇧⌥E (was ⌃⌥P, which other apps commonly claim — when they win the race, the old shortcut silently did nothing). Opening PromptBar is unchanged on ⇧⌥Space, and still needs no permissions.

Fixed: tall results no longer clip the panel footer, so Regenerate and Copy & Close stay reachable on the Structured variant.

Signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so it installs and launches without a Gatekeeper prompt.

SHA-256: e367bf013eb418e05a616e982b4332d2e2e82b78ced971a7612f1d488ebd54a1