Tab Completion

What It Does

Tab Completion helps you continue text directly in the editor.

When your cursor is inside a writing block, press Tab and Muses will generate a continuation preview based on nearby context.

How to Trigger

1. Open any article in the editor.
2. Place the cursor where you want to continue writing.
3. Press Tab (without Ctrl, Shift, Alt, or Command).
4. Wait for the preview text to appear.

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Sentence vs Paragraph Completion

Muses picks the mode automatically based on whether the current block already has text.

• Sentence completion mode:
  • Used when the current block has text before or after the cursor.
  • The model completes only the current sentence.
• Paragraph completion mode:
  • Used when the current block is empty.
  • The model generates a full paragraph (typically 2-4 sentences).

There is no manual mode switch right now. Move the cursor to a non-empty or empty block to control which mode is used.

Accept / Cancel Controls

• Accept completion: press Space or Enter.
• Cancel completion: press Esc.
• If you keep typing regular characters while preview/loading is active, the completion is canceled automatically.

Best Use Cases

• Continue a sentence when you already know the direction.
• Expand a short paragraph into a clearer draft.
• Keep momentum when you feel stuck on wording.
• Smooth transitions between nearby paragraphs.

Common Issues & Fixes

Pressing Tab does nothing

• Make sure the cursor is inside the editor content area.
• Ensure no modifier key is held (Ctrl, Shift, Alt, Command).

Completion is unavailable

• You must be signed in to use completion.
• Completion also requires available quota. If quota is exceeded, requests are blocked.

Completion fails or disappears

• Temporary request errors can happen. Try pressing Tab again.
• If request fails, no text is inserted into your document.