VEDA archival workflow. Moves finished projects to projects/_archive/ and updates all references. Never deletes — always preserves. Use when the user says /archive, "I'm done with [project]", "archive [project]", "close out [project]", "wrap up [project]".
VEDA gap-finding interview. Guided questions to surface what VEDA could do for the user that it isn't already. Ends with one concrete suggestion, not a feature list. Use when the user says /brainstorm, "what else can you help with", "I feel like I'm missing something", "what should I set up next".
VEDA morning briefing. Pulls calendar, Gmail, and Slack, surfaces overdue and due-today action items, and writes a structured briefing to today's journal. Use when the user says /morning, "good morning", "morning briefing", or "what's my day look like".
VEDA first-time setup. Conversational interview that fills in CLAUDE.md and MEMORY.md placeholders so the user does not have to edit those files manually. Use when the user opens VEDA for the first time, when placeholders like [YOUR NAME] are still present in CLAUDE.md, or when the user says /onboard, "onboard me", "set me up", "first time".
VEDA meeting prep. Pulls person profile, project context, recent meetings, open action items, and live email/Slack data for a specific meeting. Use when the user says /prep [meeting name or person], "prep me for", "what do I need to know for", or "what's the context on [person/meeting]".
VEDA configuration menu. Discovery hub for setting up workflows, registering Slack channels, configuring style guide, archiving projects, and surfacing what else VEDA can do. Use when the user says /setup, "configure VEDA", "what can VEDA do", "set up X", "show me the menu".
VEDA voice and tone setup. Captures the user's writing style so VEDA can draft emails, social posts, replies, and other messages in their voice. Use when the user says /style, "teach you my voice", "match how I write", "draft like me", "set up style guide".
VEDA end-of-day wrap. Scans today's journal for unfiled captures, files them, writes a structured EOD summary, and runs the session close protocol. Use when the user says /wrap, "end of day", "VEDA wrap up", "signing off", "that's it for today", or says goodbye.