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Siddharth Ganesan
44840644ec Fix copilot slash commands blog 2026-01-23 12:38:43 -08:00
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64efeaa2e6 feat(admin): add credits endpoint to issue credits to users (#2954)
* feat(admin): add credits endpoint to issue credits to users

* fix(admin): use existing credit functions and handle enterprise seats

* fix(admin): reject NaN and Infinity in amount validation

* styling

* fix(admin): validate userId and email are strings
2026-01-23 11:33:13 -08:00

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@@ -29,10 +29,9 @@ Your workspace is indexed for hybrid retrieval. When you ask a question, Copilot
Copilot supports slash commands that trigger specialized capabilities:
- `/deep-research` — performs multi-step web research on a topic, synthesizing results from multiple sources
- `/api-docs` — fetches and parses API documentation from a URL, extracting endpoints, parameters, and authentication requirements
- `/test` — runs your current workflow with sample inputs and reports results inline
- `/build` — generates a complete workflow from a natural language description, wiring up blocks and configuring integrations
- `/actions` — lets Copilot act on your behalf using your connected integrations, like summarizing your recent emails, researching data on a topic and writing the results to a Google Sheet, or checking Slack for unread messages
- `/research` — spawns a subagent for multi-step web research, synthesizing results from multiple sources
- `/search`, `/read`, `/scrape`, `/crawl` — web interaction commands for searching, reading pages, scraping content, and crawling sites
Use `@` commands to pull specific context into your conversation. `@block` references a specific block's configuration and recent outputs. `@workflow` includes the full workflow structure. `@logs` pulls in recent execution traces. This lets you ask targeted questions like "why is `@Slack1` returning an error?" and Copilot has the exact context it needs to diagnose the issue.