Numbered lists pick up where they left off
Lists in answers, reports and exported decks now read the way they were written: numbering continues across paragraphs and tables, checklists show a checkbox instead of a stray bullet, and slide headings stop being bulleted.
You ask a question, get a long numbered answer, and step 4 comes back labelled step 1 because a paragraph or a table interrupted the list. Chief now renders lists the way the text was written, on screen and in what you export.
Continued numbering
A numbered list that breaks around a paragraph, a table or a code block keeps counting from where it left off. Step 4 reads as step 4 in answers, reports, skill instructions and asset previews, matching what you already got in a downloaded Word or HTML document.
Checklists with checkboxes
Checklists written as - [ ] Buy milk used to draw a bullet next to the checkbox, with the checkbox stranded on the line above its text. In a skill's instructions, an action's prompt and the agent detail view, you now see the checkbox sitting beside its text with no extra bullet. A plain item in the same list keeps its bullet, a numbered checklist keeps its number, and anything nested under an item still stacks underneath.
Slide headings without bullets
Exporting a deck to Google Slides put a bullet on every line of a slide body, so a heading above two bullets read as three bullets. Only the bullets carry a marker now, which is how the same deck already looks in Chief and in the PDF.
Open a long numbered answer or export a deck and the structure should read as intended.