Smart Prompts make it easy to format messages that follow common structures. For example, if you want your code reviewed for clarity, best practices, and errors, you can use this new shortcut to generate a form—saving you from typing out detailed instructions for LSBot. It’s also a great way to discover LSBot’s capabilities, especially if you’re new to using it.
To access Smart Prompts, you'll use Slack's "shortcuts" or "slash commands." Both of these will allow you to access the same pop-up form. From any channel, type a forward slash (/), and a list of commands will appear. Select "Ask LSBot," and a pop-up will prompt you to choose the type of question, the destination, and your message content.
The first time you use Smart Prompts, "Ask LSBot" may not appear in the list of shortcuts. If you don’t see it, start typing after the slash—entering "/ask" should bring up the shortcut you need.
You can also access Smart Prompts by clicking on the shortcut icon in the message box:
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Your questions are private and won't be used to evaluate your performance.