Edit and save prompts without losing mentions or pasted text
Mentions, template variables and pasted-content chips now survive editing a message, saving a prompt to your library and writing inside a list.
You write a prompt in the composer with an @-mention, a template variable and a long block of pasted text, then click Edit or save it to your library. Parts of it used to vanish along the way. That no longer happens.
Mentions inside lists
An @-mention or a template variable written inside a bulleted or numbered list disappeared when you saved the prompt or turned it into an automation, so the automation ran without the source you wrote it against. Your list items now keep their pills exactly as you typed them.
Pasted content in edit and save
Clicking Edit on a message containing a pasted-content chip opened an empty editor with Send disabled, and saving that prompt to your library opened an empty modal. Both now open with your full prompt, chip included, and the chip's preview and title dialog appear above the modal instead of behind it.
Pasted-content chip colours
The chip that replaces a long paste rendered as a transparent outline in light and dark mode. It now shows its teal background, border and icon everywhere it appears: the prompt bar, inline edit, the prompt library editor and sent messages.
Live session mention limit
Attaching an eleventh live session used to be accepted, then the whole message failed on send with a raw error after you had written it. The composer now warns you and refuses the pill at ten, so you find out before you spend the effort.
Arrow keys in the @-mention picker
The down arrow moved the highlight through the @-mention picker but the up arrow did nothing, leaving you unable to go back to an earlier option. Both arrows now move the highlight, and Enter or Tab picks the row you can see.
Try pasting a long excerpt into the composer, adding a mention inside a list, then saving the result to your prompt library. It arrives intact.