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Every {{…}} token from Add. Try the control, copy the token.

Reference other inputs with $

Inside an input default — after the colon — $base.property inserts another input's value. Example: {{input.text:$file.name}} defaults the text to the file's name. Refs resolve left to right in command order; a ref to a later input, to itself, to an unknown base or property, or to an empty value resolves to empty and Add shows a warning in the preview. When an input repeats, $ sees the nearest preceding one.

Optional flags with {{input.option}}

Syntax is {{input.option:FLAG DIVIDER $ref}} — flag is --name, -x or /name; divider is =, space or :; ref is $base or $base.property using the $ table above. Toggle on appends flag plus divider plus the resolved value; toggle off emits nothing and hides the referenced field while keeping its value. The option finds its $ref in either direction, so the referenced input may come before or after the option. While the toggle is on, the bound input's own slot emits empty, so the value appears once, inside the flag; toggle off drops the flag and the bound slot still emits nothing, so the command shows neither. The input keeps its control value while connected, and toggling back on restores the flag with that value. Empty slots collapse surrounding spaces to one and trim the ends, so off never leaves double spaces. Anything else — bad flag, bad divider, missing $, or a ref with no matching input anywhere — disables the toggle, forces it off, and Add shows a warning in the preview.

Same parser as Add — {{input.color:#1677ff}}, {{input.uuid.autogenerate}}, {{input.checkbox:--dry-run=off}}. Unknown {{braces}} stay literal. Try it in Add →