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# Commands

Narafy AI Commands extend the functionality of our Instruct feature, which allows you to interact with AI directly within your notes for tasks like shortening paragraphs or summarizing content. 

While Instruct is useful for one-off questions or instructions, AI Commands let you automate these interactions with customizable, repeatable actions tailored to your specific needs.

## Accessing the Command Manager

You can access the Command manager in the following ways:

**Menu** - Select Edit > Command Manager

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**Floating Toolbar** - Highlight text, click to access the AI toolbar, then click the 'gear' icon.

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**Instruction** - When in 'Instruct' mode click the 'gear' icon.

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## Creating Commands

To create a new command, select the option to "Create a Command." You will be prompted to define the command's function.&#x20;

For example, if you frequently need to fill out a specific template format, you can create a command called "Fill Template."

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If you select 'On toolbar' this command will be available on your floating toolbar, when you have text selected.

## Creating Command Chains

To create a new chain, click 'New Command Chain'. From there you can add a series of existing commands.

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## Using Commands & Command Chains

To use commands or command chains, you can use instruct mode and type `/`.

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Alternatively, if you've added them to the toolbar just select text and click the associated button.

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## Tips for Effective Commands

* **Be Clear and Specific**: The more specific your instruction, the more accurately the AI can fulfill your request.
* **Experiment with Different Commands**: Try out various commands to see how the AI responds and refine your instructions based on the results.
* **Use Context Wisely**: When applicable, select text to provide clear context to the AI, improving the relevance and accuracy of its outputs.