gercyc teaches Mike's document viewer to read Markdown and HTML
The fork pushes past Word and PDF, letting more document types open natively in the viewer - and lets the AI generate formatted HTML documents on demand.
Until now, Mike's viewer was built around the usual suspects: Word files and PDFs. gercyc broadens that, adding first-class support for two lighter-weight formats - Markdown (a plain-text format that's easy to write and version) and HTML (the format web pages are built from). Both now render cleanly inside the document panel rather than forcing a download or a clumsy conversion.
The more interesting half is a new chat-side tool that lets the AI produce HTML documents itself, so generated output arrives already formatted instead of as raw text. A follow-up change wires Markdown files into the side-by-side tabular review flow, so they can serve as review inputs alongside everything else.
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