Zaknor shortcuts
These 60 shortcuts help express your request. You can always use ordinary language instead.
Type / at the start of a message, choose a command, add your text or attach a file, then press Send. Choosing a command does not send anything.
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Research and fact-checking need reliable sources. Marketing commands do not guarantee reach or rankings. Email and social commands draft content; they do not send or publish it.
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🌐 Quick guide
Writing
/human — Natural writing
Write in a natural, clear voice.
Example: /human Rewrite this introduction naturally.
/critic — Critical review
Find weaknesses and suggest improvements.
Example: /critic Review this proposal.
/brief — Short answer
Answer in a few useful sentences.
Example: /brief Explain the main benefit briefly.
/brainstorm — Ideas
Generate varied ideas for a goal.
Example: /brainstorm Suggest names for a gardening blog.
/promptengineer — Improve a prompt
Make an AI request clearer and more precise.
Example: /promptengineer Improve this request: write a business plan.
/summarize — Summary
Summarize a text or attached document.
Example: /summarize Summarize the attached document.
/translate — Translation
Translate into the language you specify.
Example: /translate Translate this into French: Welcome.
/improve — Improve writing
Improve clarity while preserving the meaning.
Example: /improve Improve this paragraph.
/expand — Add detail
Expand a text with explanations and examples.
Example: /expand Expand this outline into a paragraph.
/list — List
Organize information into a list.
Example: /list List the steps for preparing a meeting.
/outline — Outline
Create a structure for a document.
Example: /outline Outline an article about recycling.
/proofread — Proofread
Correct spelling, grammar and punctuation.
Example: /proofread Proofread this paragraph.
/rewrite — Rewrite
Rephrase content while preserving its meaning.
Example: /rewrite Rewrite this introduction.
/formal — Formal tone
Make wording suitable for a formal setting.
Example: /formal Make this message more formal.
/friendly — Friendly tone
Make wording warm and approachable.
Example: /friendly Make this welcome message friendly.
/tone — Change tone
Adjust writing to a tone you specify.
Example: /tone Make this message calm and respectful.
/continue — Continue writing
Continue a text in its existing style.
Example: /continue Continue this story.
/title — Titles
Suggest suitable titles or headlines.
Example: /title Suggest five titles for this article.
Study
/teacher — Teach step by step
Explain concepts in a structured lesson.
Example: /teacher Teach me fractions.
/eli5 — Very simple explanation
Explain using simple words and familiar examples.
Example: /eli5 Explain electricity simply.
/simplify — Simplify
Make difficult content easier to understand.
Example: /simplify Simplify this technical explanation.
/motivate — Encouragement
Suggest supportive, practical next steps.
Example: /motivate Help me start a difficult assignment.
/steps — Steps
Turn a goal into ordered steps.
Example: /steps Explain how to prepare a presentation.
/examples — Examples
Explain an idea through examples.
Example: /examples Give examples of renewable energy.
/quiz — Quiz
Create practice questions for a topic.
Example: /quiz Create five questions about fractions.
/flashcards — Flashcards
Create question-and-answer study cards.
Example: /flashcards Create flashcards for these terms.
/studyplan — Study plan
Plan study time around your goals.
Example: /studyplan Plan two weeks of exam revision.
Research
/expert — Specialist explanation
Explain with relevant technical detail.
Example: /expert Explain how solar panels work.
/research — Web research
Research a question with verifiable sources.
Example: /research Research methods of water conservation.
/factcheck — Fact check
Check claims against reliable sources.
Example: /factcheck Check the claims in this paragraph.
/cite — Citations
Format references in a requested style.
Example: /cite Format these references in APA style.
/review — Document review
Review content against chosen criteria.
Example: /review Review this report for clarity and structure.
Business
/ceo — Management view
Assess a decision from a business perspective.
Example: /ceo Assess opening a second branch.
/viral — Engaging content
Suggest engaging content without promising popularity.
Example: /viral Suggest posts for a new coffee shop.
/seo — Search optimization
Suggest improvements for search visibility.
Example: /seo Review this page title and description.
/strategy — Strategy
Build a plan with goals and priorities.
Example: /strategy Plan a product launch.
/copywriter — Marketing copy
Draft persuasive and accurate marketing text.
Example: /copywriter Write an advertisement for a bookstore.
/compare — Compare
Compare options using clear criteria.
Example: /compare Compare renting and buying equipment.
/email — Email draft
Draft an email without sending it.
Example: /email Draft a polite meeting invitation.
/coverletter — Cover letter
Draft a job application letter.
Example: /coverletter Draft a cover letter using my CV.
/interview — Interview practice
Prepare questions or practice an interview.
Example: /interview Practice a customer service interview.
/faq — Frequently asked questions
Draft common questions and answers.
Example: /faq Draft FAQs for a language course.
/checklist — Checklist
Create a practical checklist.
Example: /checklist Create a checklist for a conference.
/actionitems — Action items
Extract tasks, owners and deadlines.
Example: /actionitems Extract tasks from these meeting notes.
/minutes — Meeting minutes
Turn meeting notes into a clear record.
Example: /minutes Create minutes from this transcript.
/proscons — Pros and cons
List advantages and disadvantages.
Example: /proscons List the pros and cons of remote work.
/decision — Decision support
Compare choices using your priorities.
Example: /decision Help me choose based on this budget.
/budget — Budget
Organize income and expenses into a budget.
Example: /budget Create a budget from these expenses.
/cv — CV
Create or improve a CV using your details.
Example: /cv Improve my attached CV.
/social — Social posts
Draft posts for a chosen platform.
Example: /social Draft three posts for a book launch.
/product — Product description
Describe a product using its real features.
Example: /product Write a description from these features.
Coding
/code — Write code
Write code for a specified task.
Example: /code Write a Python function to sort names.
/debug — Debug
Find the cause of a coding problem.
Example: /debug Find the error in this Python code.
/explaincode — Explain code
Explain what code does.
Example: /explaincode Explain this function line by line.
/test — Code tests
Write tests for expected code behavior.
Example: /test Write unit tests for this function.
Files
/table — Table
Organize information into a readable table.
Example: /table Put these expenses into a table.
/extract — Extract information
Extract specified data from text or files.
Example: /extract Extract dates and names from this document.
/chart — Chart
Visualize supplied data.
Example: /chart Create a bar chart from these figures.
/slides — Presentation
Create presentation slides from content.
Example: /slides Create a PPTX presentation about recycling.
/qr — QR code
Create a scannable QR from supplied data.
Example: /qr Create a QR for https://zaknor.com
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