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Workflows & slash-commands.

What are workflows?

Workflows are step-by-step instruction files that the agent follows when you invoke a slash-command. They are stored as Markdown files in .rabbit-ide/workflows/ (or .devin/workflows/).

File format

---
description: Deploy the application to staging
---

1. Run the test suite: `npm test`
2. Build the production bundle: `npm run build`
3. Deploy to staging: `./deploy.sh staging`
4. Verify the deployment by opening https://staging.example.com

Using a workflow

In the chat panel, type /deploy to run the workflow defined in .rabbit-ide/workflows/deploy.md. The agent reads the file and executes each step, asking for confirmation on destructive operations.

Turbo mode

Add a // turbo comment above a step to let the agent auto-run it without confirmation. Only safe for non-destructive commands.

1. Install dependencies
// turbo
2. Create the build directory
3. Run the migration (requires approval)

Built-in slash-commands

  • /test -- run the project test suite
  • /lint -- run linter and fix issues
  • /deploy -- deploy using project workflow
  • /review -- review staged changes
  • /explain -- explain the current file or selection

Custom workflows override built-ins. Place your file in the workflows directory with the matching name.