• Dictation, spell-check and read-aloud now follow the app language • New languages: Spanish and Japanese • Hotkey ⌥⌘S reads the agent's latest reply aloud • You can now buy the developer a coffee in Settings • Updates and bug fixes

Text refinement is more precise now — the model trims filler words better and produces shorter phrasing. Added the ability to connect with AI coding agents (like Claude Code) for voice interaction while you work. You can now hide unused interface panels in Settings. Updates and bug fixes.

Text refinement by the model now works even when you dictate via the global hotkey from other apps. The model recognizes terms from your dictionary instead of mistaking them for recognition errors. A new “Study Project” button finds terms worth adding to your dictionary from your project docs and prompt history — you confirm before anything is added. Also added missing English and Chinese translations for the “Refine” and “Study Project” features (these screens previously showed Russian text on any locale), and fixed the interface’s fallback language for uncommon regional settings.

Fixed a rare crash that could happen when switching to another screen before the local model finished polishing your text.

Polish your text — with rules only, or with an optional local AI model. • A new "Model" button next to "Polish" opens a picker with three local model sizes — light, standard, and full. Picking one starts downloading it in the background right away, with visible progress, so it's ready the next time you polish text. • The polished result now highlights what changed, and you can undo after applying it. • Fixed a rare layout shift that could happen while dictating. • Added OpenCode to the list of supported coding assistant environments.

Project files — right inside PromtsMaker. • Buttons for AI coding environments next to the role picker: Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, Windsurf, Cline, Junie, Zed. If an environment has already left its configuration file in the project folder (CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, .cursor/rules and others), its button lights up and opens that file in one click — you can see the rules your agent reads about this project without leaving the app. • Environments that are not set up are shown in grey, so you can tell at a glance what else you could add. • Wiki button: opens docs/wiki if the project has one. If there is no Wiki yet, one tap drops a ready-made task into your prompt — the one your agent needs to build the project knowledge base. • The list refreshes itself: create CLAUDE.md or a Wiki in the terminal, come back to the app, and the buttons are already active. All of it works in English, Russian and Chinese — just like the rest of the app.