Copybreaks

For faster and higher-quality revisions, you need to break your document into manageable chunks. This can be achieved either by saving the document as multiple files or by using copybreak lines. This approach is very important for LaTeX files. It's advisable to use copybreak lines to isolate paragraphs and sections of text from the boilerplate scoping in LaTeX, as well as the beginning and end of a LaTeX document. Copybreak lines divide your document into passages that are sent independently to OpenAI. The default syntax for copybreak lines in Markdown and LaTeX follows.

Markdown (.md files)

<!-- copybreak -->

<!-- copybreak on -->

<!-- copybreak off -->

Latex (.tex files)

%% copybreak

%% copybreak on

%% copybreak off

As an alternative to the long keyword copybreak, the abbreviated keyword cbr is also configured by default.

Every copybreak line will cause the passages before and after the copybreak line to be processed independently. A copybreak on line will cause the passage that follows to be processed according to the request settings of the task being run. A copybreak off line will cause the passage that follows to not be sent to an AI API and will simply be echoed back as-is. A copybreak line without any on or off will cause the passage that follows to be handled like the passage before it, but independently.

Passage Length Between Copybreaks

Long passages between copybreaks tend to result in fewer edits made per line. Conversely, short passages often lead to more edits per line.