Using Ensō

Skills

A skill is a saved prompt behind a slash command. Type / in the composer to see them all, pick one, and add any extra words you like.

Built in

Command	What it does
/summarize	Summarise the page or video in five bullets, plus why it matters to you
/tldr	A one-paragraph TL;DR
/factcheck	Lists the main claims and checks each against other sources, with links
/explain	Explains the page simply, with one example
/translate	Translates the page or your text (English unless you name a language)
/reply	Drafts a reply to the email or message on the page, in your voice. It never sends without asking
/brief	Your brief for today: calendar, mail that needs you, deadlines
/tabs	Proposes a tidy grouping of your open tabs, and groups them when you agree

Your own

In Settings → Skills, add a name, a one-line description and the prompt. Write the prompt the way you would ask a person. Put {input} where the words you type after the command should go; without it, your words are added at the end.

For example, a skill called standup:

From my calendar and the mail I sent yesterday, write three lines for today's stand-up:
what I did, what I'm doing, what is blocking me. {input}

A skill of yours with the same name as a built-in one replaces it.

Suggestions on familiar sites

On some sites the composer offers prompts that fit the page, and its placeholder changes to match. On a YouTube video it suggests "Summarise this video" and "What are the key moments?"; on a GitHub pull request, "Review this PR"; in Gmail, "Summarise this thread" and "Draft a reply". These are shortcuts that fill in the composer; nothing runs until you send.