Tables bring structured rows and columns into 📝Rich Content — insert one with /table, edit it with a floating toolbar, and resize any row or column by dragging. They exist because some information is genuinely tabular, and reformatting it into prose loses the structure that made it useful. They're for comparisons, data, and reference lists that read better in a grid.

Key Capabilities

• Insertion — /table inserts a 3×3 grid with a header row
• Row and column controls — add or delete a row/column from the table's floating toolbar
• Resizable — drag a column edge or row edge to resize; the size persists through save
• Tab navigation — Tab and Shift+Tab move between cells
• Markdown roundtrip — tables save as standard pipe-delimited markdown, so they read cleanly outside MythOS too
• Chat rendering — tables in AI chat responses render the same as editor tables, not raw pipe text

Getting Started

1. Type /table on a blank line, or select Table from the / menu
1. Use the floating toolbar to add or remove rows and columns
1. Drag a row or column edge to resize

FAQ

• Can I resize columns and rows? Yes — drag any column or row edge; the new size is saved with the table.
• What happens to a table if I paste it elsewhere? It exports as standard GitHub-Flavored Markdown pipe syntax, so it stays readable in any markdown viewer.
• Do tables work in AI chat? Yes — when an agent's response includes tabular data, it renders as a formatted table, not raw pipe characters.
• Can I format text inside a cell? Basic text is supported; full rich formatting like mentions inside a cell is not yet supported.

Related

• 📝Slash Commands — the / menu tables are inserted from

Contexts

• 🏷️#mythos
• 🏷️#mythos-feature
• 🏷️#mythos-editor