Improved reliability when adding images to procedures on macOS. Organization logos and step visuals now use the native macOS file picker, including when adding or replacing visuals. This update also includes minor release and stability improvements.

Lyreline 1.3 adds a complete Markdown round-trip workflow. • Import existing Markdown or MkDocs content and review how headings, text, and images will map into a native Lyreline Procedure. • Edit and enrich imported content with native Sections, Steps, visuals, captions, callouts, redactions, highlights, and other presentation work. • Export the current Procedure as a new Markdown document with a sibling assets folder containing rendered visual output. • Preserve supported Procedure metadata in Lyreline-owned YAML front matter so values such as version, organization, author, ownership, purpose, scope, and related document information can be restored on re-import. • Re-import exported Markdown to recreate supported native structure, metadata, and multi-visual relationships without turning metadata into visible Procedure content. • Markdown export never modifies the original imported source and does not silently overwrite existing output. Lyreline 1.3 makes Markdown-based documentation a true two-way workflow: bring existing documentation in, improve it natively, and send a portable Markdown artifact back out.

Import existing Markdown documentation into Lyreline. Lyreline 1.2 can turn Markdown-based documentation into native, editable Lyreline procedures while preserving document structure and instructional content. Imported procedures can then be refined with Lyreline’s normal authoring tools. This release also adds native multi-visual Steps, including visual ordering, captions, removal, and replacement, and improves continuation into Lyreline Studio for narration and publication.

Lyreline 1.1.1 fixes a crash that could occur when deleting a numbered callout in Capture Presentation. The update also strengthens annotation editing by safely preserving callout, highlight, redaction, annotation, and selected-region state as presentations are edited and saved. All Lyreline 1.1 capture, procedure, Safari-assisted workflow, and Lyreline Studio integration features remain unchanged.

Lyreline 1.1 adds linked numbered callouts, allowing visual annotations to point directly to specific procedure instructions. It also expands the workflow with Lyreline Studio, where authored content can move into advanced composition and publishing and then return to Lyreline while preserving images, presentation edits, labels, ordering, and instruction relationships.