zenzen-sol makes workflows callable from the chat box

A small chat change turns installed workflows into easy-to-find, repeatable actions.

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zenzen-sol has added slash commands for assistant workflows, so users can invoke a named workflow directly while drafting a message rather than hunting through a separate menu.

Workflow authors can declare a short, standardised command, and the chat box suggests a matching workflow as someone types. Choosing it uses the product's existing workflow route, while ordinary slash text still behaves normally when there is no matching command.

This is a modest but useful usability move: it makes repeatable legal work feel closer to a familiar chat action without creating a parallel system behind the scenes.

So what Teams building repeatable intake, review or research routines should care because consistent workflow entry points reduce friction at the moment work begins.

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SHA Subject Author Date
9db99e1c feat: add workflow slash triggers Sol Irvine 2026-08-02 ↗ GitHub
d54684d6 feat: show empty slash command state Sol Irvine 2026-08-03 ↗ GitHub
75a10f08 fix: pass through slash without commands Sol Irvine 2026-08-03 ↗ GitHub
942a9ff6 refactor: derive workflow slash commands from names willchen96 2026-08-03 ↗ GitHub
8a92e1c2 style: refine workflow slash menu willchen96 2026-08-03 ↗ GitHub

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