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Commands

Ask in plain language, or use a command when you want a known type of output.

Ask the terminal for anything in your own words: "pull apart the rent roll", "what's the debt yield at the ask?", "draft the term sheet".

A command starts a defined Cap Orbit workflow. Use one when you want a known type of output or review; your documents, templates, and instructions still shape the result. The terminal may also run the matching command itself when your plain-language request fits one, and quick-start cards on new sessions pre-fill common commands for the deal's stage.

Running a command

Type / in the composer to browse, or run /help in a session to see every command grouped by workflow. Commands are named /<group>:<name>, and the group tells you the kind of work:

  • extract, draft, update, review: screening-stage work
  • underwriting, closing, asset-management, portfolio: the later phases
  • deal: cross-phase work like the deal overview and finalizing
  • documents: document production and checks

Type @ to hand a command a specific file.

The four verbs

The same verb means the same thing in every group:

VerbWhat it doesExample
extractOrganizes source information into cited data, without producing a recommendation./extract:rentroll
draftBuilds a new deliverable from deal data, models, and your templates./draft:screening-memo
updateRevises an existing deliverable for what changed, and reports what moved./update:screening-model
reviewChecks a deliverable against its references and reports findings; fixing is a separate step you ask for./review:memo

Where results land

File-producing commands save their results as Office files (xlsx, docx, pptx, or pdf) in Drafts. /deal:finalize snapshots a package into a dated Outputs folder as the version of record.

New commands

Newly published commands appear automatically. If commands are published mid-session, an update notice appears; open a new session to pick them up.

Next steps

  • The composer: the / menu, the @ picker, and keyboard shortcuts.
  • Output Formats: attach house templates so drafted work follows your format.

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