Use the commands

Use the Markdown AI commands from the editor right-click menu or Command Palette in Markdown and plain-text editors. Select the exact text you want to transform. If nothing is selected, the extension asks whether to transform the entire document; choose Transform entire document or Cancel before any text is sent to the model.

Each command replaces the selected text in one editor edit. Review the result, especially names and facts, and press Ctrl+Z (or Cmd+Z on macOS) to undo it.

Fix Grammar & Refine

Shortcut: Ctrl+M then F (Windows/Linux), or Cmd+M then F (macOS).

Corrects spelling, grammar, punctuation, and clarity while preserving the original meaning and Markdown.

the releese notes is ready but it need one more review.

Becomes a polished version of the same sentence without changing its facts.

Structure as Clean Markdown

Shortcut: Ctrl+M then C (Windows/Linux), or Cmd+M then C (macOS).

Turns rough notes into readable Markdown with useful headings, lists, emphasis, spacing, and hierarchy. It keeps the source meaning and does not fill in missing details.

launch tasks update docs test installer tell support friday

The result is a structured Markdown draft you can refine to match your team's conventions.

Make a Skill

Shortcut: Ctrl+M then S (Windows/Linux), or Cmd+M then S (macOS).

Creates a standalone SKILL.md from the selected process or guidance. It includes YAML frontmatter with name and description, followed by a reusable workflow, decisions, and quality checks. Missing details are kept as assumptions or questions instead of being fabricated.

For example, select notes describing how a team prepares release notes. The result can become a reusable skill with steps for gathering changes, drafting the notes, reviewing facts, and publishing.

Convert to AI Prompt Format

Shortcut: Ctrl+M then A (Windows/Linux), or Cmd+M then A (macOS).

Creates a reusable Markdown prompt with Goal, Context, Inputs, Instructions, Constraints, and Output Format. It preserves supplied facts and labels missing information as assumptions or open questions.

Create PRD

Shortcut: Ctrl+M then P (Windows/Linux), or Cmd+M then P (macOS).

Creates a practical Markdown product requirements document. It organizes the supplied content into a problem statement, goals, non-goals, users, requirements, user stories, acceptance criteria, risks, and open questions. Details not present in the source stay clearly labeled as assumptions or open questions.

For example, select a feature brainstorm about offline editing. The result is a PRD draft that gives the team a clear starting point without claiming unprovided decisions are final.

Selection, cancellation, and undo

Selected text is transformed immediately. With no selection, choose Transform entire document to replace the document or Cancel to leave it unchanged. The progress notification can cancel the request before a result is applied. Once an edit is applied, use Ctrl+Z or Cmd+Z to restore the original text.