Jiranji GyoSoft said on Tuesday it will officially launch its "Cross Markdown Editor" in the fourth quarter, which formats documents in a way that makes them easier for AI to learn from and generate. The move reflects a rapid rise in the use of AI services by public institutions and companies.
According to the company, "Cross Markdown Editor" supports users with little editing experience, allowing them to create headings, lists, tables, links and images with simple symbol inputs.
It supports both WYSIWYG and markdown modes, allowing users to move between source and preview in real time while editing. The company said documents can be converted to and from HTML and PDF, and that templates and style rules help users create standardized documents without omissions.
A Jiranji GyoSoft official said, "As we shift to the AI era, document creation tools must also be able to connect smoothly with AI data pipelines." The official said, "Cross Markdown Editor will not only raise work productivity but also become a key tool for turning the knowledge assets held by companies and institutions into high-quality data that AI can learn from immediately."
Chi-gyu Hwang
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