slash-commands

You can automate recurring agent workflows by defining explicit, user-invoked slash commands that encapsulate multi-step tasks into reusable automation. This eliminates friction by turning complex processes into a single, repeatable command.

Shell execution pre-gathers context by using the ! prefix to run shell commands for data collection, such as git diffs, logs, and status, before the model begins processing. This saves significant time and tool-call overhead.

Standardize complex code reviews by creating a custom slash command that automatically compiles required context like git logs and CI status. This encapsulates the entire multi-step review process into a single, repeatable command.

Define a new slash command by creating a markdown file that specifies the workflow steps and uses the ! prefix to execute shell commands for context gathering. This facilitates reusable automation for project-level, personal, or plugin-based operations.

When enabling shell execution for automated workflows, you must carefully scope allowed tools and shell execution to ensure secure and efficient context gathering. Proper scoping prevents unauthorized actions during multi-step task automation.

You can use slash commands for both personal and project-level operations, as well as plugin-based operations. The system facilitates the creation of reusable automation across all these scopes without limitation.