The slash menu is the fastest way to put structured content into a page. Type a forward slash and a dropdown appears with every command available where your cursor is; keep typing to filter it.
Using it
Type / at the start of a line or after a space. As you type, the list narrows by
prefix — /tag shows /tagged and /tagged-mixed. Use ↑/↓ to move through the
results and Enter to choose one. The command opens a small form or picker (never a
raw browser prompt): fill it in, confirm, and the object is inserted right where you
were typing.
The commands
These are the commands available on a spec page:
/mentionInsert an inline entity reference — a clickable chip in your prose./elementInsert a full entity card showing all of one entity's details./listInsert a fixed list of entities you pick by hand./taggedInsert a live list of one entity type, filtered by tags./tagged-mixedInsert a live list across all entity types, filtered by tags./sectionInsert a link to a heading — yours or on another page./diagramInsert a diagram with a live preview as you write it./todoDrop a "revisit this" marker with a short comment.The first six insert inline components;
/diagram is covered under Diagrams and /todo under
Todos.
Each entity type also brings its own command — /endpoint, /dto,
/database-table, /ui-view. These only appear when that entity type is turned on
for your project, so the menu always reflects exactly what your spec uses.
The menu is context-aware in another way too: some pages (like a plan) deliberately offer only a subset of commands, so you'll see fewer options there than on a full spec page.