> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.taligate.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.taligate.com/commands.md). # Commands Every command in Taligate works in private chat only. Use them by typing directly, or tap the reply keyboard buttons at the bottom of the screen. ## Command reference | Command | What it does | | ----------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | `/start` | Register your account and activate the 7-day Pro trial. Also accepts referral deep-links (`?start=ref_...`). | | `/track` | Add a wallet to track. Send a single 0x address and the bot fetches the trader's Polymarket name as a suggested nickname; accept it or type your own. Paste up to 25 addresses at once to bulk-add without a per-wallet prompt. | | `/untrack` | Stop tracking a wallet and remove it from your list. | | `/list` | Your tracked wallets as clickable cards with action buttons. | | `/settings` | Account defaults: which event types to hear about (new position, closed, increased, decreased), the four default thresholds, and the consensus alert setting. | | `/plan` | Your current plan, expiry date, and the payment screen for upgrading or renewing. | | `/ref` | Your referral link, how many people have joined through it, your earnings balance, and withdrawal options. | | `/digest` | PnL summary on demand. Free users get it for their one wallet (plus a note about paid features). Paid plans get it for all wallets, and also receive it automatically every morning at 09:00 UTC. | | `/top` | Your tracked wallets ranked by current unrealized PnL, top 10, with medals for the top three. You only see your own wallets. | | `/status` | A quick readout: your plan, how many wallets you are tracking, and when the tracker last ran. | | `/help` | A short overview of commands and plans. | | `/cancel` | Exit whatever dialog or prompt is currently waiting for input. | ## Wallet card buttons `/list` shows each tracked wallet as a card. Each card has several buttons: * **Profile** - opens the wallet's public Polymarket profile page. * **Positions** - the wallet's current open positions, sorted by size, with current value and PnL for each. * **Alerts** - per-wallet filter settings. The four thresholds (minimum position value in USD, minimum size change by percent, minimum absolute shares change, minimum PnL in USD) each show as either "inherited" (using your account default from `/settings`) or "custom". A Reset button clears the overrides back to your defaults. * **Rename** - set or change the nickname you see in alerts for this wallet. * **Mute / Unmute** - pause or resume alerts for this wallet without changing any other settings. * **Activate** - appears only on paused wallets. Tap it to resume a wallet that was paused when your plan limit dropped. ## Reply keyboard The keyboard pinned to the bottom of the chat gives you one-tap access to the most common actions: * **Track** - same as `/track` * **Untrack** - same as `/untrack` * **My wallets** - same as `/list` * **Status** - same as `/status` * **Plan** - same as `/plan` * **Help** - same as `/help` ## Paused wallets When your plan's wallet limit drops (the trial ends, or a subscription expires), wallets over the limit are paused, not deleted. The most recently added ones stay active; the older ones over the limit show a paused indicator in `/list`. A paused wallet keeps its name, nickname, and filter settings intact. 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