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v0.22.0

feder-cr/AIHawkv0.22.0Sep 8, 2026by feder-cr

AI Summary

The answer pane now supports full Markdown rendering, including headings, lists, and other elements, replacing the previous limited inline mark support. Additionally, the release resolves a display issue where the last sentence of a conversation was hidden and fixes logic regarding how instruction changes apply to saved transcripts.

Key Highlights

  • Full Markdown Rendering: The answer pane now renders Markdown elements like headings, lists, quotes, tables, and links manually.
  • Security/Performance: Rendering is done manually without HTML to prevent auto-fetching of images or scripts.
  • Conversation Display Fix: The final sentence of a conversation is now rendered at the end of the turn.

New Features

  • Markdown rendering in the answer pane
  • Manual Markdown parsing to avoid external fetching
  • Fix for missing last sentence in conversation history
  • Corrected instruction handling for new conversations

Full Release Notes

The answer pane draws markdown.

It understood three inline marks and nothing else, so a model answering in headings and lists - which is how a model answers - had `## Roles` drawn on screen as a hash, a hash and a space. Headings, both kinds of list, quotes, tables, rules and links are elements now, built by hand.

Never from HTML. This pane draws words chosen by whoever wrote the last page the agent visited, so an image tag would fetch its source the instant it entered the document, with no click and no script. Images are not implemented at all, and a link is shown without being clickable, with its address printed next to the words rather than hidden behind them.

And the last thing the model said is now drawn at all. The page holds one narration line back so that a sentence followed by tool calls reads as their lead-in and one with nothing after it reads as the answer; the event that resolves that is the end of the turn, which a replay never carried. A reopened conversation sat holding its last sentence forever.

Answers come back in words: no ticks, no crosses, no stop signs. And since a saved transcript carried the instructions of the day it started, changing them used to reach new conversations only.