First, you need to stage the changes you want to include in the commit using your Git client (e.g., by running git add . or staging files through your IDE's Git interface).

In the Mistral Code chat interface, type /commit.

Mistral Code will analyze your staged changes and propose a commit message.

You can then review, edit if necessary, and use this message for your Git commit.

In the Mistral Code chat interface, type /cmd followed by a description of the command you need (e.g., /cmd list all files in the current directory including hidden ones).

Mistral Code will provide the shell command that accomplishes your described task (e.g. ls -a on Linux/Mac or dir /a on Windows).

Command is automatically copied into your terminal, waiting for your explicit confirmation (Enter) before running.

In the Mistral Code chat/input, type /share.

Mistral Code will typically generate a Markdown (.md) representation of your current chat session.

You can then copy this Markdown content to save it, share it with colleagues, use it for documentation, or even as data for fine-tuning your own models.