Now with Python 3.15, notebook sessions, and new ways to learn and experiment. Python - PyPrompt now runs Python 3.15. - Python errors use CPython’s detailed, colorized tracebacks. - Use input() to wait for a response from the console. - Use the new keychain module to securely access secrets without exposing their values to Python. Notebook sessions - Combine runnable Python cards with Markdown headings, notes, and links. - Run cards individually or replay the whole session, with shared state across cards. - Save sessions you want to keep beyond the ten most recent entries in History. - Dictionaries and lists now appear as neatly formatted JSON. Guides and examples - Start with Getting Started, an interactive tour with runnable examples. - Try Game master: Apple Intelligence narrates while Python tracks the rules and game state. - Explore Random Pokémon and Top tech news to try fetching and presenting data. - Get rich, formatted documentation with help(), including guides and module and function references. New APIs - Present Markdown and open Python-powered windows with views.Markdown and views.Window. - Compare text meaning on-device with the embeddings module. - Find expanded documentation for the modeling.model decorator.

PyPrompt 1.1 gives you more control over every console session: - Edit, rerun, or remove individual input cards - Run complete sessions in order - Stop code while it is running - Make HTTP requests with the new Requests library - Explore the included Top Tech News example - See clearer output and errors