actualNoteContentPart: ### /link to note – Link to note
  Via markdown: @ or [[Allows selecting a note (including potentially a specific section of the note, if the note title is followed by a #) to be connected to the current note/task. Works when text is selected. Shortcut: **Ctrl **(PC) or **Cmd** (macOS) + **K**
  ### /template – Template
  Inserts a [template snippet](https://www.amplenote.com/help/using_note_templates) . Typing @= or [[= brings up template suggestions.
  ### /attachment – File attachment
  Uploads any [supported file](https://www.amplenote.com/help/attachments)  into the body of the note. 
  ## 
  # 📋 List item commands
  These commands manipulate list items and table of contents, and they work within bullet or task lists.
  
  ## Positioning
  ### /indent – Indent list item
  Increases the indent level of the current list item. Shortcut: **Tab**
  ### /outdent – Reduce list item indent
  Decreases the indent level of the current list item. Shortcut: **Shift** + **Tab**
  ### /move up – Move list item up
  Moves the current list item (task, bullet or numbered) up in the list. Shortcut: **Shift + Ctrl + ↑**
  ### /move down – Move list item down
  Moves the current list item (task, bullet or numbered) down in the list. Shortcut: **Shift + Ctrl + ↓**
  
  ## Formatting
  ### /cross – Cross out
  Strikes through the current bullet. This is useful when you want to mark an item as done but keep it visible in its note. The cross‑out slash command also works on tasks. Shortcut: **Shift **+** Ctrl** + **Space** 
  ### /task – Switch to task
  Converts the current bullet into a task (checklist item). Shortcut: **Ctrl **(PC) or** Cmd **(macOS) +** Enter**
  
  ## List item and note content
  ### /refresh toc – Refresh Table of Contents
  Updates the [table of contents](https://www.amplenote.com/help/table_of_contents#Table_of_Contents)  to match the current headings in the note. This command can be invoked anywhere in the note to rebuild the ToC at the top.
  ### /collapse – Collapse child content
  Alias: /foldCollapses (hides) the child content of the current block (text within heading, or children of list item). Shortcut: **Ctrl **(PC) or **Cmd **(macOS) +** ,**
  ### /expand – Expand child content
  Alias: /unfoldExpands (shows) previously collapsed child content. Shortcut: **Ctrl** (PC) or** Cmd** (macOS) +** ,**
  ### /copy – Copy
  Aliases: /clone, /duplicateCopies the current bullet or task to another note.
  ### /delete – Delete
  Deletes the current bullet or event.
  ### 
  # 🗓️ Event commands (scheduled bullet items)
  If a bullet list item has a start time, it becomes an **event**. The slash menu then shows event‑specific commands.
  ## Calendar/scheduling
  ### /start or /due – Set start/due time
  Edits the start or due time of the event (when the event begins when shown on calendar)
  ### /reminder – Reminder
  Adds or edits a reminder before the event is scheduled to begin.
  ### /every – Repeat
  Aliases: /recur, /repeat
  Makes the event recur (fixed recurrence) after a specified number of days.
  ### /duration – Duration
  Sets the event’s duration in minutes. This controls how much time will the event occupies when shown on your calendar(s).
processedNoteContent: ---
  title: Slash (/) menu index: Cross-platform commands t...
  headers: ### /link to note – Link to note
  ---
  /link to note – Link to note
  Via markdown: @ or [[Allows selecting a note (including potentially a specific section of the note, if the note title is followed by a #) to be connected to the current note/task. Works when text is selected. Shortcut: **Ctrl **(PC) or Cmd
   (macOS) + K
  
  /template – Template
  Inserts a [template snippet](https://www.amplenote.com)`
   . Typing @= or [[= brings up template suggestions. 
  /attachment – File attachment
  Uploads any [supported file](https://www.amplenote.com)`
    into the body of the note. 
  
  
  📋 List item commands
  These commands manipulate list items and table of contents, and they work within bullet or task lists. 
  Positioning
  
  /indent – Indent list item
  Increases the indent level of the current list item. Shortcut: Tab
  
  /outdent – Reduce list item indent
  Decreases the indent level of the current list item. Shortcut: Shift
   +  Tab
  
  /move up – Move list item up
  Moves the current list item (task, bullet or numbered) up in the list. Shortcut: Shift + Ctrl + ↑
  
  /move down – Move list item down
  Moves the current list item (task, bullet or numbered) down in the list. Shortcut: Shift + Ctrl + ↓
  
  Formatting
  
  /cross – Cross out
  Strikes through the current bullet. This is useful when you want to mark an item as done but keep it visible in its note. The cross‑out slash command also works on tasks. Shortcut: Shift + Ctrl
   + Space
  
  /task – Switch to task
  Converts the current bullet into a task (checklist item). Shortcut: Ctrl (PC) or Cmd (macOS) + Enter
  
  List item and note content
  
  /refresh toc – Refresh Table of Contents
  Updates the [table of contents](https://www.amplenote.com)`
    to match the current headings in the note. This command can be invoked anywhere in the note to rebuild the ToC at the top. 
  /collapse – Collapse child content
  Alias: /foldCollapses (hides) the child content of the current block (text within heading, or children of list item). Shortcut: **Ctrl **(PC) or Cmd (macOS) + ,
  
  /expand – Expand child content
  Alias: /unfoldExpands (shows) previously collapsed child content. Shortcut: Ctrl
   (PC) or** Cmd** (macOS) +** ,** 
  /copy – Copy
  Aliases: /clone, /duplicateCopies the current bullet or task to another note. 
  /delete – Delete
  Deletes the current bullet or event. 
  
  
  🗓️ Event commands (scheduled bullet items)
  If a bullet list item has a start time, it becomes an event
  . The slash menu then shows event‑specific commands. 
  Calendar/scheduling
  
  /start or /due – Set start/due time
  Edits the start or due time of the event (when the event begins when shown on calendar) 
  /reminder – Reminder
  Adds or edits a reminder before the event is scheduled to begin. 
  /every – Repeat
  Aliases: /recur, /repeat
  Makes the event recur (fixed recurrence) after a specified number of days. 
  /duration – Duration
  Sets the event’s duration in minutes. This controls how much time will the event occupies when shown on your calendar(s).
noteTitle: Slash (/) menu index: Cross-platform commands to access any feature