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One built-in UI/UX feature of LLM interfaces I'd love is proof. I almost always do this manually - for example if the LLM recommends running some commands with some switches, I manually look up and verify the API in the docs to make sure those switches are correct and that I understand what they do. i.e. I want to double check the LLM's recollection. A feature that automatically brings in original material / reputable sources and highlights relevant sections as proof alongside factual generations would be very cool.