Cursor menu

Q: Are there keyboard shortcuts?

Yes. Under **Editor shortcuts** in **Settings > Editor**, give **Ask**, **Rephrase**, and **Add comment** each a key combination, picked from a fixed list, and call them without opening the menu. Leave one on **None** and it stays menu-only. Reuse a combination that is already assigned and TypeTak tells you which action loses its shortcut.

Put the cursor in text and a ＋ button appears below it; press it and the cursor menu opens right there. It applies to the sentence the cursor sits in, or to the range you select. The menu always appears.

Rephrase

Rephrase is for when you want to see the same meaning put another way. Several candidates come back — pick one and it replaces the original on the spot. Press the arrow for a fresh set, and keep flipping until the one you want shows up.

Enhance

Enhance is for when you want to rework a sentence. Pick the move you want — Imagery boost, Inner voice, Dialogue, and so on — and the agent proposes several candidates; only the one you pick is applied. In the cursor menu its nine tools are listed one after another under the Enhance caption:

Flair & impact: Adds impact and personality to the sentence.
Enrich: Makes the phrasing fuller.
Imagery boost: Adds sensory language and metaphor.
Sceneify: Turns summarized narration into a live scene.
Dialogue: Puts a character's dialogue between passages of narration.
Inner voice: Adds what the character is feeling inside.
Background: Fills out the situation and the surroundings.
Write on: Carries on from where the cursor sits. With text selected, the menu lists the other eight, since Write on needs a cursor position to carry on from.
Simplify: Strips the padding and tightens it.

Ask

Ask the agent about the content of your work. Select text and press Ask, and that passage is quoted into the chat, where the answer comes back. Ask anything — where the plot should go, why a character acts as they do, whether something lines up with an earlier chapter.

Can I revise several sentences at once?

Select several sentences and you get one set of proposals for the whole range.

Are there keyboard shortcuts?

Yes. Under Editor shortcuts in Settings > Editor, give Ask, Rephrase, and Add comment each a key combination, picked from a fixed list, and call them without opening the menu. Leave one on None and it stays menu-only. Reuse a combination that is already assigned and TypeTak tells you which action loses its shortcut.