Macro Editor
The Macro Editor is the maintenance panel for macros you created. It lists only your own macros and gives each one an edit form and a delete button. You cannot create a macro here, and you cannot run one here.
Where to find it
View > Machine Learning > Macro Editor.
Sign-in is required: without a session the panel shows “Please sign in to manage your macros.”
What it shows
Every macro whose creator email matches your account, as a card with its name, description and full command list. Nothing else appears, so if you published a macro with Post anonymously ticked, it will never show up here and cannot be edited or deleted.
When you have no macros of your own, the panel reads “You have not created any macros yet. Visit the Macro Marketplace to create new macros.”
Controls
Each card has two icon buttons in its header:
- Pencil: switches the card into edit mode.
- Trash: deletes the macro after a browser confirmation prompt. This deletes it for everyone on the instance, including people who installed it.
In edit mode the card becomes three fields plus two icon buttons:
| Field | Notes |
|---|---|
| Name | Single-line text. |
| Description | Multi-line text. |
| Code | Monospace textarea, one command per line. Blank lines are dropped when you save. |
- X (circle): cancel and discard the edit.
- Disk: save. The change is pushed to the server immediately.
Editing a macro
- Find your macro in the list and click the pencil icon.
- Edit the fields. The Code box is plain text, one command per line. There is no visual or block editor and no syntax highlighting.
- Click the disk icon to save. Cancel with the X to leave the macro untouched.
Limits
- No creation. New macros are created in the Macro Marketplace, by hand or by recording.
- No validation. Whatever you type is saved as-is. A misspelled verb is not flagged; it just does nothing when the macro runs.
- No preview or test run. Switch to the Macro Runner to apply the macro, which requires that you have installed it there.
- No export or import. Macros live on the server and are shared by publishing.
- Edits are live. Anyone who installed the macro gets your new version the next time they apply it.