Enable Copy/Paste Functionality for Complete LLM Answers

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Summary

We are excited to announce a new feature that will allow users to copy and paste the entire content of responses generated by the LLM, not just the code snippets. This includes all explanatory text, formatting, and additional information provided by the LLM. The goal is to make it easier for users to transfer complete responses into other documents or tools without losing any context or formatting. This feature will streamline workflows and improve the overall user experience by ensuring that all relevant information can be easily copied and pasted in one go.

Intended Outcome

The successful implementation of this feature will result in several key outcomes:

• Improved Workflow Efficiency: Users will be able to copy the entire response, including code, explanations, and formatting, reducing the need for manual copying of individual elements.
• Preserved Context and Formatting: The copied content will retain its original structure, ensuring that code, explanations, and formatting are preserved when transferred to other platforms or documents.
• Seamless Integration: This feature will help users integrate LLM-generated responses into their existing processes, such as documentation, coding, or reporting, with minimal effort.
• Enhanced User Satisfaction: By addressing a common user pain point, we expect this feature to significantly improve the overall user experience and satisfaction.

Additional Details

• Technical Considerations: The copy functionality will work across different response types (e.g., code, text, markdown) and ensure that formatting is preserved when pasted into various environments.
• User Experience Considerations: A "Copy All" button will be added to the interface, providing users with a clear and accessible option to copy the entire response. Feedback will be provided when the content is successfully copied.
• Priority and Impact: High priority, as this feature will significantly improve user workflow and reduce friction when using LLM responses in external tools.

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