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Commands

This page contains a reference list of user commands registered in the extension.

Attempts to re-establish a connection to the Neuro API server.

See also: Reference/Cursor

Moves Neuro’s virtual cursor to where the real cursor is. Only has a visual effect when Neuro has the Edit Active Documents permission set to Copilot or Autopilot.

Sends the currently open file as context.

Sends the currently highlighted cursor selection to Neuro. This will only appear if something is highlighted. This is also available as a code action quick fix (the Ctrl + . menu), with the same appearance conditions as the command.

Gives a cookie to Neuro. You can also specify the type of cookie (default is Chocolate Chip - Neuro’s favourite).

Re-registers actions to Neuro, ensuring that actions that have been switched entirely off or on are properly registered/unregistered.

Blocks, then fully disables all of Neuro’s permissions, kills all currently open shells from tasks and terminals, and cancels Neuro’s RCE request (if one was present). Then, immediately runs Reload Permissions to ensure no actions are registered.

Also spams Neuro with unregister/register commands.

Accepts/denies/reveals Neuro’s current RCE request, if one is awaiting approval.

Sends the current code to Neuro in the Copilot Chat window using the /fix and /explain commands, prompting Neuro to respond appropriately.

Learn more about these commands at Features/Linting analysis - Ask Neuro to fix/explain

Acts as a shortcut to the Currently As Neuro API setting, allowing you to change it to whatever value you desire.

Open (a specific page in) the docs site Multiple commands

Section titled “Open (a specific page in) the docs site ”Multiple commands

Opens the documentation site. If selecting the specific page option, also allows you to input the specific subpage to view.

This refreshes the state of dependency extensions, such as Copilot Chat and Git. This also runs their API obtaining function, if there is one. As of the last edit to this section, the only extension doing this is Git.

This command is a stopgap for allowing Web builds to function, and it will be deprecated once the planned NeuroPilot API as we will rely on companions instead having to rely on this sort-of hacky approach.

Sends the current user cursor selection to Neuro. This refreshes the last known user cursor state, allowing Neuro to run the Replace User Selection action.