Release notes

Linea Prompt 0.2.3

This is the largest Linea Prompt release so far: a guided first-run experience, drag-to-dock Context, an import wizard, first-class tags, and substantial workflow upgrades.

Free during beta

Linea Prompt is free while it is in beta. There is no trial timer and nothing to activate. When licensing launches, you will start with a full trial, and your beta library will carry forward.

What's new

Dock a Blueprint by dragging it. Pick up a Blueprint card and its Context tray responds as you approach. Drop the card to attach the Blueprint to the files and remembered Variables that belong with the workflow.

Bring your reusable prompts with you. File → Import From Other Apps… imports from Espanso, Alfred, Raycast, or an Obsidian vault. Linea translates supported placeholders into {{Variables}}, detects duplicates before writing anything, and lets you review the full import before confirming.

Organize with first-class tags. The new Tag Manager can rename, color, and merge tags. Tag chips appear on Blueprint cards, the sidebar can filter by tag, and bulk actions let you tag, archive, or export several Blueprints at once.

Start with a guided welcome. New installs include a small sample Context and an optional tour that ends in a Practice Pad, where the first Inject can land safely. A Getting Started checklist tracks five milestones, and a short What's New spotlight explains each update. Every part is dismissible and stays complete once finished.

Choose your own hotkey. Record any supported key combination in Settings. A menu bar command center keeps common actions one click away, and Linea now explains when another app blocks a paste.

Also in this release:

Fixed

Performance

Typing in very long Blueprints no longer makes unrelated app work compete with each keystroke. Search, sync, and Spotlight catch up when you pause. Long Blueprints now scroll inside their cards instead of stretching the interface, and Time Machine comparisons across long histories use substantially less time and memory.

The reading view now uses the same renderer as the editor, so a Blueprint keeps the same layout in both modes. The editor also grows with the window instead of stopping at a fixed height.

Known issues

Updates

Linea checks for updates daily. You can also choose Linea Prompt → Check for Updates… at any time. Updates are cryptographically signed and verified before installation.

Reporting issues

Beta feedback is the most useful thing you can send: hello@lineaprompt.com.