Change type of the object that gets created when using "@'

If i write a text and i want to inline-link things while writing, i usually use @ to open the object picker. There are cases where the object that i want to link to doesn't exist and i mostly don't know while writing whether i already have an object for that or not. When there is no object for that, it offers to create one. However, there's no way of specifying the type of the object i want to create right there. I have to create it as a generic page object and then change the type afterwards; or erase the word and the @ again, start typing "+" and then start with the Type, a / and then the Name. So "+Ort/Abaton" in the case from the screenshot. It would be great to be able to just change the type while using @ while typing. e.g. "... gesehen im @Abaton/Ort" or maybe "@Abaton ((Ort))" or something similar that doesn't interfere with the typing of the name itself.

It's a small interaction but it interrupts the writing flow SO MUCH for me, it's infuriating! 😅

Thank you so much for taking this into account! 🙌

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