Using Saved Prompts
Saved Prompts is your firm's shared library of reusable prompts, and you insert one straight into the message composer. Andri has no slash commands: anything you used to trigger with a command, reminders included, you now ask for in plain language.
Inserting a saved prompt
The Saved Prompts button sits in the composer toolbar and appears once your firm has saved at least one prompt.
Click Saved prompts in the composer toolbar, or press Cmd+Shift+L on a Mac or Ctrl+Shift+L on Windows.
Type in the search box to narrow the list.
Highlight a prompt with the arrow keys and press Enter to insert it, or press Esc to close without inserting.
The prompt lands at your cursor as ordinary text, so you can edit it before you send.
Saving a prompt for your firm
Write the prompt in the composer first, then click the bookmark button beside it to open Save to Company Prompts. Give the prompt a title and, if it helps your colleagues, a short description of when to use it.
Everyone in your firm can then use it. Saved prompts suit repeatable text tasks such as standard questions or analysis templates; for automation that produces a document, build an Action instead.
Managing your firm's prompts
The full library sits under Saved prompts in the company menu. Open a prompt to edit it, restore an earlier wording from Version History, or delete it, which you can do for prompts you created yourself and, as a firm admin, for anyone's.
Asking for reminders and other tasks
There is no command prefix to learn. Write what you want in the chat and Andri does it: "Remind me to review the draft tomorrow at 2pm" schedules a reminder for that case, and asking what is still open or asking to cancel one works the same way.
Any language Andri supports works, so you do not need to phrase requests in English.