Commands¶
Thirteen of them. None reach the model: they are actions rather than conversation, so they keep working when the model is down, slow or unconfigured.
Typing / opens a filtered menu of the lot. /help prints the same list in the
pane.
| command | does |
|---|---|
/files [folder] |
pick a data file to load, no dragging needed |
/example [number|name] |
load a bundled sample dataset |
/export [format…] |
write artifacts for every tool |
/live [off] |
mirror the session into RStudio and Jupyter files as it runs |
/open [format] |
open an exported artifact |
/list |
the analyses that apply to this data |
/charts [number] |
every plot this data makes, full screen |
/run <analysis|number> |
switch the analysis |
/show <column> |
one column's profile |
/graph [on|off] |
the node and edge diagrams in TOOLS and HARD |
/copy [table|reading|reply] |
put values on the clipboard, no dragging |
/mouse [on|off] |
click-to-focus, at the cost of plain drag-select |
/help |
everything you can type |
Loading data¶
/files¶
/files [folder] opens a picker of the data files under the current directory,
or under folder if given. Typing filters it; each entry shows its size and
modification time.
data files under . — type to filter
▸ book.csv
claims_2024.csv
… 9 more
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↑↓ move · ⏎ pick · esc cancel
/example¶
/example opens a pick-list of the Scelo IDE's bundled samples.
/example dirty loads one directly by name, and "load example data" as plain
prose works too.
Reach for /example dirty to watch auto-clean
do real work.
Choosing what runs¶
/list¶
The analyses that apply to this data, numbered. Opens as a modal sub-list: arrows move, Enter picks, typing filters, Esc backs out.
After it has printed, a bare number answers it.
/run¶
/run gini by name, /run 3 by the number /list printed. The HARD pane
re-renders. The pipeline does not restart and the dataset is not re-read.
Needs an argument, so picking it from the / menu completes the line to
/run and hands it back rather than submitting a usage error.
/show¶
/show premium prints that column's profile as a card: type, cardinality,
missingness, range, distribution. The quickest check of the agent's reading
against the actual data. Needs an argument.
Seeing it¶
/charts¶
/charts opens the full-screen gallery, /charts 3 opens
it on plot 3. Arrows move, Q Esc or Enter returns to the panes.
/graph¶
/graph off turns off the node and edge diagrams in the TOOLS and HARD panes
and gives those rows back to the tables and the chat. /graph on restores them.
Bare /graph toggles.
/copy¶
Puts the values on the clipboard rather than a picture of them, with no box-drawing characters or column padding caught in the selection.
| copies | |
|---|---|
/copy |
whatever the focused pane is showing |
/copy table |
the result, tab separated, so it pastes into Excel as columns |
/copy reading |
the agent's reading of the data |
/copy reply |
the last thing the bot said |
result and data are accepted as synonyms for table.
/mouse¶
/mouse on enables click-to-focus. /mouse off restores plain drag-select,
which is the default. See Keys and mouse for the trade-off.
Getting it out¶
/export¶
/export writes everything; /export excel r writes just those formats.
ctrl-e is the same as bare /export, as is clicking the header's ⇩ export
tag. Where the files land depends on
the host. Full detail in Export.
/live¶
/live arms the live mirror, rewriting R, notebook and CSV
files at every milestone so RStudio or Jupyter can follow the session as it
runs. /live off stops it, leaving the files in place.
/open¶
/open opens the export folder. /open [excel|python|notebook|r|sce|csv]
opens one artifact, handing it to whatever should open that type rather than to
the OS default in every case.
Works after /live with nothing exported yet, since the mirror's files stand
in.
/help¶
Prints every command with its hint, plus the key bindings, built from the same
registry the / menu reads so the two cannot drift apart.