Reuse skills without retyping
Invoke a saved skill from the composer instead of pasting a long prompt, so your best instructions are always a slash away mid-conversation.
Skills
Slash skills in Chat
Fire a saved skill straight from the chat composer.
Overview
What Slash skills in Chat does
Slash skills bring your reusable workflows into Unified Chat. From the composer you invoke a saved skill instead of retyping a long prompt, so a well-tuned instruction set is one keystroke away in the middle of a conversation. The skill runs as part of the turn, keeping your chat fast while still applying the exact wording you refined in the Skills Hub.
Because 1AIVault's composer already understands mentions, a slash skill combines cleanly with other context. Pull in vault entries and topics, attach local files and folders, and route the turn to a chosen agent — all alongside the invoked skill. The result is a single message that carries your reusable workflow plus exactly the memory and files it needs to do the job.
SlashChat
Why it matters
The payoff for your AI memory
Mixes with vault and file context
Combine a slash skill with mentioned vault entries, topics, local files, and folders so one turn carries the workflow and the context together.
Routes to the agent you choose
Send a skill-driven turn to any detected local agent, letting the same reusable workflow run through whichever model fits the task.
How it works
From first launch to reusable memory
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Open Unified Chat and start a message in the composer.
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Invoke a slash skill to drop your reusable workflow into the turn.
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Add vault, file, or agent mentions to supply the context it needs.
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Send the message to run the skill with that combined context.
FAQ
Common questions
How do I run a saved skill inside chat?
Invoke it as a slash skill from the Unified Chat composer. The skill runs as part of your turn, so you reuse a refined workflow without pasting the full prompt.
Can a slash skill use my vault memory and files?
Yes. Combine the slash skill with mentions of vault entries, topics, local files, and folders so the turn carries both the workflow and the context it needs.
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