Commands
A Command is an instruction you save once and attach with a slash whenever you need it. It spares you retyping the same wording, and it never acts on its own.
Two built-ins send Board pictures
Built-in Commands
- They come with Mesh Learning and are ready in every Workspace. They can't be renamed, moved, or deleted.
- Typing the name narrows the Command menu to it; choose it to take the picture. Add a trailing space and it stays plain text.
- Escape backs out and leaves what you typed in the message box.
- Picking a different visual replaces the one you had staged.
Save an instruction by name
Type / in the message box or choose Commands (/) to open the Command menu. Search from the beginning of the slash name, with or without /; the title is display text only.
- My Command
- Available across Workspaces. Move one into a Workspace and it becomes local to that Workspace.
- Workspace Command
- Lives in this Workspace only. Move it to My Commands to use it across Workspaces.
Run command
Create and manage Commands
Just ask Mesh in the chat: Save that as a /quiz-me command. Mesh writes it, and asking again later is how you change one. New command in the Command menu only drafts that same request for you, so there's no form to fill in. Choose the information button beside a saved Command — for example, View command details for /quiz-me — to open its card and manage it.
- Rename command changes the slash name.
- Move to My Commands or Move to Workspace Commands switches its group.
- Edit with Mesh drafts the change request for you; title, description, and instructions always change through that conversation.
- Delete removes it.
- Slash names use lowercase letters and numbers in hyphen-separated words, and /board and /snip are taken.
Note: Deleting is the one change Mesh can't make for you. That click is always yours.
One Command per message
A message carries one saved Command; picking another swaps it out. When you send, the message keeps the Command as it read at that moment. Editing, renaming, moving, or deleting the saved Command later does not rewrite old messages.
The words you type beside a Command can narrow it or override it for that one turn. When a send fails, trying again goes without the Command, so attach it again yourself.