A Quick Command Cheat Sheet

Basic Usage

The chat command works right out of the box:

/chat your text

The text you provide will be edited to enhance overall readability and effectiveness. If you use the command without any text, the app will prompt you for input, giving you the option to override the default action:

/chat

Overriding Default Action

You can change the default action to one you use frequently.

• If you just want to correct grammar and typos, set the default action to Correct Grammar.

• If your native language differs from the one used in your workplace, you can set the default action to Translate.

Occasionally, you might want to override the default action for linguistic work you don't often use. You can do this by providing the argument directly after the /chat command, like so:

/chattranslateฉันชอบกินผัดไทยกุ้ง /chateditI go to the office every day

You can also use shorthand for the linguist actions:

/chattฉันชอบกินผัดไทยกุ้ง -- t is a shorthand for 'translate' /chateI go to work every day -- e is a shorthand for 'edit'

Read more about the action shorthands here.

If the first word of your sentence matches a linguist action and you want it to be treated as part of the sentence, enclose your sentence in double quotes like this:

/chat "translate this into Thai"

In this case, "translate" is part of your sentence and won't be used as an action intent.