actualNoteContentPart: ## /math, /latex – Insert mathematical content via Amplemath
  Either of these commands will install the Amplemath plugin, which will convert a text equation (e.g., f(x2pi^2) into a formatted image that will look like normal inline note content in Amplenote, and be pasted into any medium that supports images (e.g., Gmail).
  
  If you haven't installed the Amplemath plugin yet, this command will install it.
  ## /mindmap – Create a mind map
  Visualize your notes in a mind map with the [Amplenote Mindmap plugin](https://www.amplenote.com/plugins/XzpFYg22dGNTyRMBbZnzpf21) . User can control the amount of detail that is shown at different levels of the mind map.
  ## /pomodoro, /focus – Start a focus session
  Use the time-proven tactic of focusing for short time intervals in order to get more done. Uses the user-beloved [Amplefocus (Work Cycles) plugin, whose documentation](https://www.amplenote.com/plugins/XqCZ5b6qfsXQPRM8ZJRo8CrF)  shows the potential of this plugin.
  ## /readwise – Sync Readwise book highlights
  Use the [Readwise plugin](https://www.amplenote.com/plugins/sNE7fRiG8Sm4c1Az6rLpiTZ5)  to synchronize all of your book highlights into Amplenote. Built to work with large volumes of annotation/highlights by creating a per-year table of "books read," each with a link to an individual note that contains the set of highlighted quotes from the book. 
  ## /remind – Remind yourself to review a note
  Choose a time in the future when the currently open note should be reviewed. Great when working in a project note that contains notes from a meeting that need to be processed before the subsequent meeting. Utilizes the [Note Reminder plugin, which contains full documentation](https://www.amplenote.com/plugins/xLkzhQQvkDrpuzigTAa3pQ3N)  on how /remind works.
  ## /youtube – Install the Youtube plugin, or insert a video
  Allows Youtube videos to be embedded inline within a note. It's also possible to watch a Youtube video if you link to one in the note (video timestamps are supported). If you publish the Youtube plugin note, then you can publish note content that includes inline Youtube videos.
  ## /explore links – View graph of connected notes/tasks
  Open [Graph View, which allows you to filter notes and visually create new links between notes](https://www.amplenote.com/help/note_graph) . 
  
  # 💡 Tips for using Slash Menu
  A few final reminders for getting the most from the slash menu:
  **Context matters:** The slash menu filters its suggestions based on where your cursor is (e.g., a bullet, a task, a table cell). This makes it easier to find the action you need.
  **Short aliases:** Most commands can be invoked by typing just a few letters (e.g., /cr for "cross out," /clo for "clone"). The menu uses fuzzy matching, so you rarely need to type the full command name.
  **Plugins:** If the built‑in commands don't cover what you're after, install a plugin from the plugin directory. The slash menu will show plugin actions alongside native commands. When no native command matches your input, the menu may suggest related plugins.
  The slash menu is a powerful tool for quickly formatting notes, managing tasks and connecting ideas. Combined with the bang (!) task commands and Amplenote’s rich keyboard shortcuts, it lets you stay in flow without reaching for the mouse.
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  /math, /latex – Insert mathematical content via Amplemath
  Either of these commands will install the Amplemath plugin, which will convert a text equation (e.g., f(x2pi^2) into a formatted image that will look like normal inline note content in Amplenote, and be pasted into any medium that supports images (e.g., Gmail). If you haven't installed the Amplemath plugin yet, this command will install it. 
  /mindmap – Create a mind map
  Visualize your notes in a mind map with the [Amplenote Mindmap plugin](https://www.amplenote.com)`
   . User can control the amount of detail that is shown at different levels of the mind map. 
  /pomodoro, /focus – Start a focus session
  Use the time-proven tactic of focusing for short time intervals in order to get more done. Uses the user-beloved [Amplefocus (Work Cycles) plugin, whose documentation](https://www.amplenote.com)`
    shows the potential of this plugin. 
  /readwise – Sync Readwise book highlights
  Use the [Readwise plugin](https://www.amplenote.com)`
    to synchronize all of your book highlights into Amplenote. Built to work with large volumes of annotation/highlights by creating a per-year table of "books read," each with a link to an individual note that contains the set of highlighted quotes from the book. 
  /remind – Remind yourself to review a note
  Choose a time in the future when the currently open note should be reviewed. Great when working in a project note that contains notes from a meeting that need to be processed before the subsequent meeting. Utilizes the [Note Reminder plugin, which contains full documentation](https://www.amplenote.com)`
    on how /remind works. 
  /youtube – Install the Youtube plugin, or insert a video
  Allows Youtube videos to be embedded inline within a note. It's also possible to watch a Youtube video if you link to one in the note (video timestamps are supported). If you publish the Youtube plugin note, then you can publish note content that includes inline Youtube videos. 
  /explore links – View graph of connected notes/tasks
  Open [Graph View, which allows you to filter notes and visually create new links between notes](https://www.amplenote.com)`
   . 
  💡 Tips for using Slash Menu
  A few final reminders for getting the most from the slash menu:
  Context matters:
   The slash menu filters its suggestions based on where your cursor is (e.g., a bullet, a task, a table cell). This makes it easier to find the action you need.
  Short aliases:
   Most commands can be invoked by typing just a few letters (e.g., /cr for "cross out," /clo for "clone"). The menu uses fuzzy matching, so you rarely need to type the full command name.
  Plugins:
   If the built‑in commands don't cover what you're after, install a plugin from the plugin directory. The slash menu will show plugin actions alongside native commands. When no native command matches your input, the menu may suggest related plugins.
  The slash menu is a powerful tool for quickly formatting notes, managing tasks and connecting ideas. Combined with the bang (!) task commands and Amplenote’s rich keyboard shortcuts, it lets you stay in flow without reaching for the mouse.
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