actualNoteContentPart: ## Mirroring & linking
  **/mirror**** – Create a mirror of this task**: creates a mirrored task that stays in sync with the original. Use mirrored tasks to show the same to‑do in multiple contexts.
  **/mirror existing**** – Preclude task**: links this task to an existing mirrored task.
  **/block task** / **/blocked task**: create relationships where this task blocks or is blocked by another task.
  **/implement goal task** / **/goal task** / **/connect task**: link tasks to goals or related tasks.
  **/overwrite mirrored content**: synchronises the content of all mirrored copies of a task with the current one.
  **/go to source note**: opens the original note where a mirrored task came from. This option appears when editing tasks from the global task board.
  
  ## Prioritization & scoring
  **/max score**** – Max score**: sets the task’s **Task Score** equal to the highest‑scoring task in the current note.
  **/reset score**** – Reset score**: clears the accumulated Task Score.
  **/set task score**** – Specify a Task Score. **Set the Task Score to a certain, specific number of your choosing.
  **/important**** – Toggle important priority**: marks the task as important. Shortcut: **Alt + Shift + I** (Mac: **Ctrl + I**)
  **/urgent**** – Toggle urgent priority**: marks the task as urgent. Shortcut: **Alt + Shift + U** (Mac: **Ctrl + U**).
  
  ## Converting & sorting
  **/to bullet**** – Switch to bullet**: converts a task into a regular bullet (unscheduled). Use this when a task is no longer actionable. Shortcut: **Ctrl** (PC) or **Cmd** (macOS) + **Enter**
  **/to scheduled bullet**** – Switch to scheduled bullet**: converts a due or deadline‑based task into a scheduled bullet (event).
  **/repeat**** – Edit recurrence**: opens the repeat rule editor in Task Details so you can change recurrence (e.g., from fixed to flexible).
  **/sort**** – Sort task list**: sorts the current list of tasks using Amplenote’s sorting options (e.g., alphabetical, by due date or by task score).
  
  # 🗃️ Table commands
  Tables have their own context menu. When the cursor is inside a table, the following slash commands become available.
  
  ## Column and row adjustments
  ### /insert column before, /insert column after, /insert row above, /insert row below
  Insert a new column or row relative to the current cell.
  ## Delete column/row
  ### /delete column, /delete row
  Delete the selected column or row.
  ## Cell formatting
  ### /border bottom / /border left / /border right / /border top 
  Toggle individual borders
  ### /clear borders - Remove borders
  Toggle individual borders on the selected cells or clear all borders.
  ### /cell text color – Text color
  Changes the text color of the selected cell(s).
  ### /cell fill color – Fill color
  Changes the background color of the selected cell(s).
  ### /clear cell formatting – Clear formatting
  Removes alignment, borders and colors from the selected cell(s).
  ### /align left / /align center / /align right – Alignment
  Align the content of the selected cell(s) to the left, center or right.
  ## Select and adjust
  ### /select column and /select row
  Select an entire column or row (useful before applying formatting).
  ### /sort by column - Sort table by column content
  Sorts the table rows based on the current column’s content.
processedNoteContent: ---
  title: Slash (/) menu index: Cross-platform commands t...
  headers: ## Mirroring & linking
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  Mirroring & linking
  /mirror
  ** – Create a mirror of this task**: creates a mirrored task that stays in sync with the original. Use mirrored tasks to show the same to‑do in multiple contexts.
  /mirror existing
  ** – Preclude task**: links this task to an existing mirrored task.
  /block task
   / /blocked task
  : create relationships where this task blocks or is blocked by another task.
  /implement goal task
   / /goal task
   / /connect task
  : link tasks to goals or related tasks.
  /overwrite mirrored content
  : synchronises the content of all mirrored copies of a task with the current one.
  /go to source note
  : opens the original note where a mirrored task came from. This option appears when editing tasks from the global task board. 
  Prioritization & scoring
  /max score
  ** – Max score**: sets the task’s Task Score
   equal to the highest‑scoring task in the current note.
  /reset score
  ** – Reset score**: clears the accumulated Task Score.
  /set task score
  ** – Specify a Task Score. Set the Task Score to a certain, specific number of your choosing.
  /important
   – Toggle important priority**: marks the task as important. Shortcut: Alt + Shift + I
   (Mac: Ctrl + I
  )
  /urgent
  ** – Toggle urgent priority**: marks the task as urgent. Shortcut: Alt + Shift + U
   (Mac: Ctrl + U
  ). 
  Converting & sorting
  /to bullet
  ** – Switch to bullet**: converts a task into a regular bullet (unscheduled). Use this when a task is no longer actionable. Shortcut: Ctrl
   (PC) or Cmd
   (macOS) + Enter
  
  /to scheduled bullet
  ** – Switch to scheduled bullet**: converts a due or deadline‑based task into a scheduled bullet (event).
  /repeat
  ** – Edit recurrence**: opens the repeat rule editor in Task Details so you can change recurrence (e.g., from fixed to flexible).
  /sort
  ** – Sort task list**: sorts the current list of tasks using Amplenote’s sorting options (e.g., alphabetical, by due date or by task score). 
  🗃️ Table commands
  Tables have their own context menu. When the cursor is inside a table, the following slash commands become available. 
  Column and row adjustments
  
  /insert column before, /insert column after, /insert row above, /insert row below
  Insert a new column or row relative to the current cell. 
  Delete column/row
  
  /delete column, /delete row
  Delete the selected column or row. 
  Cell formatting
  
  /border bottom / /border left / /border right / /border top
  Toggle individual borders 
  /clear borders - Remove borders
  Toggle individual borders on the selected cells or clear all borders. 
  /cell text color – Text color
  Changes the text color of the selected cell(s). 
  /cell fill color – Fill color
  Changes the background color of the selected cell(s). 
  /clear cell formatting – Clear formatting
  Removes alignment, borders and colors from the selected cell(s). 
  /align left / /align center / /align right – Alignment
  Align the content of the selected cell(s) to the left, center or right. 
  Select and adjust
  
  /select column and /select row
  Select an entire column or row (useful before applying formatting). 
  /sort by column - Sort table by column content
  Sorts the table rows based on the current column’s content.
noteTitle: Slash (/) menu index: Cross-platform commands to access any feature