Chat commands
When the message field in a chat is empty, typing / opens a list of quick commands. As you keep typing, the list narrows; for example, typing /öz leaves /özet. Tap a command to pick it, or on desktop use the arrow keys and Enter; press Esc to close the list.
The commands are in Turkish in every app language.
| Command | What it does | Who sees it |
|---|---|---|
| /özet | Summarizes unread messages | Only you |
| /ai | Opens your personal AI assistant with this chat | Only you |
| /süreç | Opens the window to start a process | — |
| /süreçler | Lists the processes in this chat | — |
| /görevlerim | Goes to the tasks waiting for you | — |
Because /özet and /ai send the chat’s messages to AI, they’re only listed in chats where Flowsy AI is on.
/özet (summary)
Shows a summary of the chat’s unread messages, or of the last 50 messages if there are none unread, in the Chat summary window. Only you see the summary; nothing is sent to the chat.
/ai
Type /ai followed by your question; for example “/ai what do I need to do from this conversation?”. Flowsy Assistant opens with your question in its message field and this chat’s recent messages attached as a quote. Check it and send.
The assistant answers with your permissions, and only you see the answer. Use this command instead of @Flowsy AI for information that not everyone in the chat should see.
/süreç and /süreçler (processes)
- /süreç: Opens the window to start a process from the chat. Only listed if you can start processes.
- /süreçler: Opens the list of processes started in this chat; tap one to go to its card in the chat.
For details, see Start a process from a chat.
/görevlerim (my tasks)
Goes to the My work screen with the tasks and approvals waiting for you; see The My work tab.
Last updated: October 27, 2026
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