UX Writing modes
- New mode category: UX Writing — a toggle above the context bar switches between Technical Writing and UX Writing, giving each discipline a focused set of modes
- UX Review — paste UI strings (error messages, button labels, tooltips, onboarding text, empty states, notifications, confirmation dialogs) and get feedback on clarity, conciseness, actionability, tone, consistency, and accessibility
- UX Rewrite — rewrite UI text to be concise, actionable, and consistent. Enforces character limits for buttons (1-3 words), tooltips (under 150 characters), and error titles (under 8 words)
- UX Generate — describe a UI scenario and get production-ready microcopy: error states, success confirmations, empty states, tooltips, button labels, confirmation dialogs, and onboarding text with 2-3 variants per key string
- UX modes share the same Audience, Reading Level, terminology, and glossary configuration as Technical Writing modes
Reading level selector
- New context bar dropdown: Level — choose General (Grade 6-8), Standard (Grade 8-10), or Advanced (Grade 10-12) to control the reading level target across all modes
- Standard (Grade 8-10) is the default, matching the industry recommendation for technical documentation
- The reading level applies to Rewrite, Simplify, Review feedback, and all generation modes
Review and style improvements
- Review mode no longer outputs "No action needed" or passing-rule confirmations — only violations appear in results
- Style Check mode no longer marks passing rules with checkmarks — violations only, with a pass rate at the end
- Rewrite mode no longer wraps output in markdown code blocks