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Available in Piebald Pro It’s common for markdown renderers to support what are known as admonitions, callouts, or alerts. They’re useful for things like notices or warnings in documentation. The syntax is similar to the blockquote syntax (>) but with an additional marker: 
> [!NOTE]
> This is a **note.**
On the Pro plan, Piebald natively supports rendering admonitions using GitHub-flavored syntax: Screenshot of a sample of an AI response about JavaScript testing libraries, which includes a blue 'Note' callout block.

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Getting the model to use admonitions

For now, you’ll need to explicitly tell the AI to use admonitions in order for it to use them—by default LLMs don’t typically output admonitions unless told to. For example, you could create a profile and add “Use > [!TYPE] admonitions in your responses when appropriate.” However, in the near future we plan on making a more intuitive UI for enabling the model to use these and other markdown futures. Imagine a toggle or checkbox labeled “Use admonitions” in a dropdown labeled “Additional markdown features,” for example.