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Oxygen AI Positron Assistant Enterprise Plug-in is an Artificial Intelligence powered extension for the Oxygen XML editing suite designed specifically for technical writers. It leverages OpenAI, Microsoft Azure OpenAI Service, or Anthropic Claude to automate repetitive tasks, improve content structure and flow, and generate draft text based on user prompts. The plugin integrates seamlessly within the Oxygen environment, offering visual comparisons of suggested changes and allowing developers to control the creative process through ongoing prompts and revisions.
The Oxygen AI Positron Assistant Enterprise V2.1 release introduces a valuable new 'Explain Code' feature. This functionality empowers developers working with complex code within Oxygen by automatically generating explanations for selected snippets. Applicable to various document types including XSLT, Schematron, XSD, CSS, XQuery, JSON, and JSON Schema, this AI action fosters a clearer understanding of existing code, improving maintainability and potentially revealing areas for optimization.
To see a full list of what's new in version 2.1, see our release notes.
Oxygen AI Positron Assistant Enterprise is licensed per Named user and is available as a Timed License with support and maintenance subscription. See our Oxygen AI Positron Assistant Enterprise licensing page for full details.
For more information, see our Oxygen AI Positron Assistant Enterprise product page.
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Several structured document tools support XML syntax coloring, including:
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Several structured document tools offer DTD Editing including:
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Several structured document tools support Microsoft SQL Server, including:
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Several structured document tools offer XML support including:
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