Mistral Vibe: Clearer Markdown, Code Blocks and Diffs Across Every Theme
Mistral VibeMistral Vibe 3.0.4 reworked how markdown and code render in the terminal. Headings now rank by style, links and inline code stand out, and code blocks show their language in the top border. Highlighting is more readable on light themes, and diffs handle multi-line strings and comments correctly.
Key Takeaways
- Mistral Vibe 3.0.4 makes markdown easier to read on every theme, with headings ranked by style.
- Code blocks show their language in the top border.
- Syntax highlighting no longer underlines function names and keeps readable token colors on light themes.
- Inline code is readable on light themes, and ANSI themes choose colors suited to light or dark terminals.
- Diffs now highlight edited lines inside multi-line strings and comments correctly.
- Small fixes cover ANSI selection backgrounds and nested blockquote rendering.
Easier-to-Read Assistant Messages
Mistral Vibe 3.0.4 refreshed the look of assistant messages on every theme. Headings now rank by style so hierarchy is visible at a glance. Links and inline code stand out from body text, quotes are muted, and table, rule and quote lines share one subtle color. The new link and body text colors also apply outside markdown, in diffs, file bodies, approvals and the bottom bar.
Better Code Blocks
Code blocks now show their language in the top border. Syntax highlighting is easier to read: function names are no longer underlined, plain identifiers keep the body color, and token colors remain readable on light themes. Inline code is also readable on light themes, and ANSI themes pick link, code and function colors that suit a light or dark terminal.
Rendering Fixes
- Diffs now highlight edited lines inside multi-line strings and comments correctly.
- On ANSI themes, selecting a tool group or thought header uses the same background color as the rest of the selection.
- Text after a nested blockquote stays inside its outer quote.