chat does more with quick keys.

You're in chat asking questions. Sometimes you need to see the reasoning. Sometimes you need code. Sometimes you need a diagram. Most tools make you switch windows.

We added slash-commands to chat. Type /think to see the reasoning as it works through a problem. Type /panel to jump to a visual interface. Type /build to draft code. Type /help to see all the modes.

It's all one box. You don't context-switch. You don't open five tabs. You type a slash, hit the mode you need, and the chat adapts.

This matters because thinking is messy. Most tools hide the work. We're surfacing it so you can see where an answer comes from and steer it if it's going wrong.

It's a small thing. But small things add up. Every context-switch costs attention. Fewer switches means you stay focused.