reGPT
Markdown -> Plaintext (without hair loss)
What it does
🎉 Say goodbye to formatting headaches! 🎉 Ever find yourself tangled in markdown text when you're just trying to work with clean, plain text? 🙄 Whether it's a massive ChatGPT output or just a messy document, formatting can really slow you down.
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