No per-prompt model or provider selection for AI rewording presets
Users of a dictation app want to assign a different AI model or provider to each saved rewording prompt preset, rather than one global model for all presets. Lightweight cleanup tasks would benefit from cheap fast models while complex rewrites need stronger models, and the current single-model setup forces a cost/quality/latency tradeoff on every preset.
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