Workflows

Slash commands

Use the command menu to discover and run common Oppermind actions quickly.

Open the command menu

Type a forward slash in the composer to see the actions available in the current workspace.

Type / and the command menu opens above the composer.
Try this
Type / in the composer and pause. /
What you getA command menu opens above the composer listing the actions available in this workspace; keep typing to filter it and press Enter to run the highlighted one.

Search instead of memorizing

Start typing the job you want to do. The menu narrows to relevant commands, skills, and workflows.

Keep typing to narrow the list. Here /btw is the only match.
/btw answers a side question in its own panel without touching the main conversation.
Try this
Type / then b and pause. Choose /btw from the narrowed list and finish the line: /btw what does EBITDA stand for?
What you getThe list narrows as you type; /btw sends the side question and Oppermind answers it in its own By the way panel without touching the report you were drafting.

Run a saved skill

Choose a skill from the menu when you want to invoke a repeatable process directly.

/skills opens the skill picker; the chosen skill then shows as a chip above the composer.
Try this
Attach crm-export.csv with the paperclip, type /skills and press Enter to open the skill picker, choose weekly-pipeline-summary, then send: Run the pipeline summary on this export.
What you getOppermind runs the saved process on the attached export and returns the pipeline summary in the format the skill defines, without you retyping the instructions.

Commands depend on context

Available commands can change with the editor, connected tools, permissions, and workspace capabilities.

The menu is one list, but what each command can reach depends on what is open and connected.
Try this
Open the command menu with / while a Sheet is the active editor and note the list, then start a fresh chat with nothing open and type / again.
What you getThe two lists differ: some entries appear only while an editor is open or a connector is attached, so the menu is worth a glance in each new context.
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