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Create Commands

Commands are reusable text templates invoked by typing /slug in your AI client. They belong to you and are private by default; your admin cannot see or change them. You can share individual commands with specific teammates.

Create a command manually​

  1. Click Commands in the sidebar
Commands page showing My Commands section with Add Command button
  1. Click + Add Command
  2. Fill in Name, Slug, Description, and Output Content
Create Command form with Name, Slug, Description, and Output Content fields
  1. Click Create Command

The slug becomes the invocation name. Type /slug in your AI client to expand it.

Editing a command​

Click Edit on any command card, make your changes, and click Save. Changes apply immediately. The next invocation of /slug expands the updated content.

Edit Command form showing Name, Slug, Description, and Output Content fields with a live preview

Use Duplicate to copy an existing command as a starting point for a variation.

Command content format​

Command content is plain text or Markdown. Whatever you write becomes the text that expands when the command is invoked.

Use Markdown for structure:

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Using a command​

Click Use on any command card. A dialog opens showing the command content.

Use command modal showing the command content with Copy button and Add to Cursor option

From here you have two options:

  • Copy: copies the command text to your clipboard so you can paste it directly into any AI client prompt.
  • Add to Cursor (Command): installs the command natively into Cursor so you can invoke it with /slug in Cursor chat.

Sharing a command​

Click the ⋮ menu on any command card and select Share. Add a teammate's email and set their permission level: Read (they can use it) or Write (they can also edit it).

Share command modal with People with access list and Add people by email field

Sharing is per-command. Sharing one command doesn't expose your other commands.

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