# groups
## Syntax:
/groups
## Use Case:
Grouping gives you some extra flexibility in how you manage your command files.

All of the command types can be assigned a group: actions, aliases, events, lists, tab words, macro, bar items. All of the commands take a group name as an optional parameter. Once your commands are grouped there are a number of group commands that make life a little easier.

You can permanently remove all the items in a group from memory with `/killgroup`, or temporarily disable all the items in a group with `/disablegroup`.

Each of the command types has a command for listing only the members of a specific group (e.g. `/groupact`, `/grouphigh`, `/groupgag`).

This command (`/groups`) lists all active groups across all types of entities.
## Examples:
1. **/groups**
## See Also:
killgroup, disablegroup, enablegroup
