Appear the gods of vale

Author: jthomasmock

assistant.qmd

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ A few examples include:
 * Variables pane, providing names, dimensions, and column names of dataframes and Python/R based database connections, as well as metadata for arrays, lists, and other objects in memory  
 * Plots pane for describing the current plot or suggesting variations, next steps on iterating on the current plot  
 * Console is available by the model for viewing inputs and code outputs, as well as allowing the user or an AI agent to execute code in the console and view the output.
-* Session state, ie, what language is active in the console session? R or Python? What version? What packages are loaded? What packages are installed?  
+* Session state, i.e., what language is active in the console session? R or Python? What version? What packages are loaded? What packages are installed?  
 
 All of that Positron-specific context is in addition to the core capabilities of what traditional software-oriented GenAI clients have (active file(s), selected line(s) of code, files in project, training data in the model, etc).
 
@@ -100,15 +100,15 @@ There is a known issue on Mac that may occur when logging into a language model
 
 ## Using Positron Assistant
 
-### Chat Pane
+### Chat pane
 
 Click on the chat robot icon in the sidebar, or run the `Chat: Open Chat in Sidebar` command in the Command Palette to open the chat.
 
 Assistant's Chat pane (in the Activity Panel by default) knows about your R and Python console session inputs/outputs, in-memory objects and dataframes as available in the variables pane, and can look at the Plots pane too, if instructed. The user can attach files via the @ icon in or drag files as attachments to ask questions about specific files.
 
 Code generated by Assistant can be run in the Console, copied to the clipboard, or sent to the Editor via controls attached to code output blocks.
 
-### Inline Chat
+### Inline chat
 
 The command _Inline Chat: Editor Inline Chat_ (default keybinding: Cmd + I) will open a mini chat right in the editor. This is very useful for asking questions in context, and also includes a good UX for integrating changes suggested by the model.