Yes, I did search, and I see there’s a lot of conversation around this topic already. But There’s a big use case / function not addressed by lettera at the moment: I can’t cancel out of editing a document without writing to it. I see you’ve enabled “auto save” as is the OSX default, but I have a simple use case: I want to be able to edit a file, realise my AI edited the same file too, and cancel out of my editing without overwriting what the AI did. Forcing people through some kind of SAVE is, to me, incorrect. I’d like Lettera to have an option to not auto save.
I’m as big an Apple fan as any, but I do think they’re VERY WRONG on this auto save decision.
UX wise: yes, keep as much user input as possible. But also: let a user cancel out of any operation non destructively, and not being able to exit document without altering it is bad UX.