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Rakenne 0.4.0 — WYSIWYG Editor and Skill Visibility

Release 0.4.0 adds in-app editing of output documents with a rich-text editor, plus private/public visibility for skills and submit-for-review for skills with custom code.

Edit documents in the app

Output files from the agent are no longer read-only. When you’re viewing a document in the preview panel, use Edit in the toolbar to open it in a full rich-text editor in a new window.

  • Format as you type — Headings, bold, italic, underline, lists, blockquotes, code blocks, links, and tables. The toolbar gives you one-click formatting and the editor keeps everything in markdown under the hood.

  • Save back to the project — Your changes are written to the workspace file. The preview in the main window refreshes when you save, and exports (Word, PDF, etc.) use the updated content.

  • No round-trip to the agent — Fix typos, tweak wording, or adjust structure yourself instead of asking the agent every time.

The editor opens in a separate window so you can keep the chat and preview in place. You’ll get a warning if you try to leave with unsaved changes.

Private and public skills

Your organization’s skills now have a visibility setting:

  • Private (default) — Only your organization can see and install the skill. Shown with a lock icon in the library and next to installed skills in the workspace.

  • Public — Visible to all Rakenne users. Shown with a globe icon.

You can switch a skill between private and public from the skill detail dialog. Markdown-only skills can be made public anytime. Skills that include custom code (e.g. TypeScript or JavaScript) must be submitted for review first; once approved, you can set them to public. The library shows badges (e.g. “Pending review”, “Approved for public”) so you know the status at a glance.

Organization slug in settings

In Settings → General, tenant admins can view and edit the organization’s public slug — the short identifier used when sharing your public skills. It’s generated from your organization name when the tenant is created and can be changed if you need a different one.

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    Ricardo, the positioning here is one of the sharpest I've seen on IndieHackers, 'The Logic of an Expert' vs 'Chat with a PDF' is a genuinely powerful distinction. Quick question though, are the lawyers and compliance officers who need this actually finding Rakenne? Because that audience isn't browsing IndieHackers. They're in legal tech communities and compliance forums right now, frustrated with unpredictable AI output, and this solves their exact problem