Developer shares slash commands and workflow chains for AI coding

On 2026-11-04 08:51, the AI section of DEV Community published a developer-oriented cheatsheet titled "AI Coding Commands and Workflow Chains". The post lists 10 commonly used Chinese slash commands for AI coding and pairs each one with an English terminology anchor, so readers can map the Chinese command name to a familiar English action. /review maps to a code review checklist that gives actionable feedback across five dimensions. /commit maps to conventional commit messages, where the format combines a type, an imperative-mood subject line, and a body explaining the why. /debug maps to systematic debugging, which starts with reproducing the issue and then working through hypotheses one by one. /refactor maps to safe refactoring, gated on a fully green baseline test suite. /test maps to unit test backfill covering normal, boundary, and exception cases. /doc maps to documentation work in Chinese, spanning the API five-piece set and tutorial material. The author argues that each command is easy to grasp on its own; the hard part is knowing which command to use when, and how to chain several of them together.

To solve that, the post provides five ready-made workflow chains covering code review, commit discipline, and systematic troubleshooting. Following a chain means developers do not have to reason about command order every time they sit down to work. One caveat in the material: the full cheatsheet ships with the complete edition and is not part of the free Lite edition, and the content is not newly tested by the author. As of now the event sits at this point: the post has published the command list and the workflow chains, and no further updates have been reported.