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Grok Build has 52 different slash commands. You’re probably not using them. Type /. Everything shows up. Shortcuts, skills, control. This is how you stop fumbling around. Use it properly: * Type /; open the command palette * /new; start fresh without dragging context * /fork; branch into a...

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Игорь Хильман5 months ago

Уже 52 команды - ? 52 команды - ! Хм В 2006 начиналось с одной МЕЧТЫ - !

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Joshscript🧧5 months ago

52 slash commands? Nice. /skills and /implement are the ones that actually move the needle for me. The rest is noise until you use them daily. /compact after every long thread is non-negotiable.

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Vector5 months ago

That's actually super helpful. I've been sleeping on the slash commands. Gonna start using that more.

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比特HODL5 months ago

我尝试了Grok Build的审美非常不错,响应速度也很快,有计划推出独立 APP 吗?

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Extreme More5 months ago

Get this to 1 billion views on YouTube!

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Preeti Parab5 months ago

Cool

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Maine_xtreame5 months ago

Command mastery improves AI workflow efficiency

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Raj5 months ago

Interesting 👏

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Macro Bombastic5 months ago

Nice breakdown, bro. I just use /fork and /compact mostly, keeps things clean without overcomplicating it

wake up or keep dreaming ? | 醒来还是继续做梦 ?'s profile picture
wake up or keep dreaming ? | 醒来还是继续做梦 ?5 months ago

52 cmds but who actually uses /skills?

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KAFE3LAH ☆5 months ago

thanks for this mario

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Nevada5 months ago

_+(/chupa minha pica até vomitar/): #?

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Global World TV News5 months ago

Grok Build is introducing powerful slash commands that help users work faster and more efficiently — from starting new tasks to organizing workflows and creating custom skills. Have you tried command-based tools like this before? Do you think they improve productivity or make things more complex? 👇 Please FOLLOW for more tech updates, LIKE ❤️ and REPOST 🔁. Don’t forget to COMMENT.

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PearAss Marek5 months ago

What's a point of it if it's more expensive than Claude, but much dummer

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🐦‍🔥✨️𝕂𝕒𝕞𝕞𝕪✨️☄️5 months ago

👾Awesome!! Love the helpful info—it's a game changer.💖

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SH 🌊5 months ago

Mastering the shortcuts is how power users move faster ⚡

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Ikemefule!5 months ago

Nice and beautiful

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Standard in Gold5 months ago

Slash commands completely change the AI workflow game.

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Ethan Satoshi5 months ago

That's great, very useful

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Onça Vegana5 months ago

Grok tem muito pra correr atrás ainda, tá muito inferior ao Gemini, Chatgpt e principalmente Claude

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Luis Guilherme Nogueira5 months ago

Como eu troco o poder do raciocínio ?

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