# Code Interactions

When key commands are used to install a package manager or execute software, they provide a strong signal of developer intent, indicating active engagement and interest.

Reo.Dev enables you to track these specific command interactions, giving you valuable insights into which accounts are actively using and engaging with your product.

To configure tracking for code commands:

1. Go to **Integrations** under Settings

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2. Click on **Configure** within the Code Interactions Card

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3. **Add the Key Commands** you want to track.

Note:

* Before adding key commands, please ensure your documentation is set-up. Here’s a quick guide.
* Copy the complete command from the code block including the comments, if any

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4. Add a **Command label** for every code command

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Once added, you can create a Segment to track accounts/developers/buyers who executed specific commands. The command labels will appear under the ‘**Key Commands’** filter while creating segments.

5. Once done, click on **‘Save’** to start tracking code commands.

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