Blocks

Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.versuno.ai/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

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Slash command menu

Type / anywhere on an empty line (or at the start of a new paragraph) to open the slash command menu. Start typing to filter — for example, /code inserts a code block, /toggle lists all toggle variants. Press ↑ / ↓ to navigate, ↵ to insert, Esc to close.

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Text blocks

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Text (paragraph)

The default block. Plain prose, fully formatted. Shortcut: None (default). Type on any empty line.

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Headings

Four heading levels, rendered with decreasing visual weight.

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Code block

Monospace block with syntax highlighting. Supports multiple languages. Slash command: /code
Markdown shortcut: ``` (three backticks) on an empty line

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Quote

A blockquote: a visually indented block for callout prose, citations, or emphasis. Slash command: /quote
Markdown shortcut: > (greater-than + space)

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Divider

A horizontal separator line. Useful for separating sections of a prompt or persona. Slash command: /divider
Markdown shortcut: --- on an empty line

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Lists

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Bullet list

Unordered list. Supports nested items with Tab / Shift-Tab. Slash command: /bullet
Markdown shortcut: - (dash + space)

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Numbered list

Ordered list. Numbers increment automatically. Slash command: /numbered
Markdown shortcut: 1. (number + dot + space)

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To-do list

Checklist with checkboxes you can tick directly in the editor. Slash command: /todo
Markdown shortcut: [] (bracket-bracket + space)

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Advanced blocks

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Toggle

A collapsible section with a title and a body. Great for organising long prompts into expandable sections. Four variants correspond to heading levels 1–4: Using a toggle:

• Click the chevron (▶) to collapse or expand the body.
• Click the title to edit it.
• Press Enter in the title to move the cursor to the first line of the body.
• Press Backspace at the very start of an empty title to unwrap the toggle — the title becomes a heading and the body blocks are placed below it.
• Press Ctrl + D to duplicate the entire toggle (title + body) immediately below.

Indenting lists into a toggle: Place a bullet, numbered, or to-do list on the line immediately below a toggle. With the cursor in the first item of that list, press Tab — the whole list moves inside the toggle. To move the list back out, press Shift-Tab from anywhere inside the list.

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Callout

A highlighted note with a coloured icon. Use it to surface warnings, tips, or key information inside an asset. Slash command: /callout Five tones are available: Click the tone icon on the left side of the callout to change the tone via a picker.

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References

Reference blocks link live content from other assets into your current asset. They appear as clickable cards and navigate to the source on click.

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Asset reference

A card that embeds a reference to another asset. Shows the asset’s emoji, title, and type. Clicking the card opens the referenced asset. Slash command: /asset reference When inserted, a search picker appears. Type to filter your assets, then press ↵ or click to confirm. Press Esc to cancel and remove the placeholder.

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Block reference

A card that points to a specific block inside another asset. Clicking the card opens the source asset scrolled to that block. Slash command: /block reference Inserting a block reference opens a two-phase picker:

1. Select the source asset.
2. Select the specific block within that asset.

The card shows the block content and a note showing the asset type and block ID. Use the back button (or Esc) in phase 2 to return to the asset picker.

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Changing a block type

Every block has a block type menu accessible via the ⠿ drag handle that appears on the left when you hover a block. Click it to open the Turn into submenu and select any block type. The content is preserved where possible. You can also select text and use the Turn into dropdown in the floating toolbar.