> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://learn.mechanic.dev/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://learn.mechanic.dev/app.md).

# App screens

- [Task list](https://learn.mechanic.dev/app/home.md): The Mechanic task list — view installed tasks, monitor current activity, and see recent Shopify automation events.
- [Activity](https://learn.mechanic.dev/app/activity.md): Review Mechanic activity over time, spot failures, and drill into event details from the Activity page.
- [Task editor](https://learn.mechanic.dev/app/task-editor.md): Create, edit, and test Mechanic tasks — configure options in Basic mode or write Liquid code in Advanced mode.
- [Events](https://learn.mechanic.dev/app/events.md): Monitor Shopify webhook events, filter by topic or error, and investigate task run results in the Mechanic Events page.
- [Settings](https://learn.mechanic.dev/app/settings.md): Configure your Mechanic account — contact email, Shopify permissions, outbound email, webhooks, integrations, and more.
- [Ask Mechanic](https://learn.mechanic.dev/app/ask-mechanic.md): Ask Mechanic is a built-in AI assistant that answers platform questions, explains features, and helps you find tasks — no setup required.
- [Liquid console](https://learn.mechanic.dev/app/liquid-console.md): Test Mechanic Liquid code in a live scratchpad — experiment with filters, inspect event data, and debug task logic without creating a task.
- [Keyboard shortcuts](https://learn.mechanic.dev/app/keyboard-shortcuts.md): Keyboard shortcuts for navigating Mechanic, creating tasks, and toggling Ask Mechanic — with a full shortcut reference.


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