For other commands the process is similar. You investigate similar commands
in Leo, copy them to your workbook.leo or other outline, change them to
your needs, and turn them in the commands in your myLeoSettings.leo.
If you wish them to become part of the Leo core, you can turn them in the
methods or functions decorated by `@g.command('name-of-command')`, just
like the many other commands you can find inside Leo. Put them somewhere
where similar commands are located and make it a new branch based on devel
branch. Later Edward can merge them into devel, or if you are sure your
changes would be accepted you can perhaps directly change the devel branch
and `git push` them.
Vitalije
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