Slash command autocomplete should prioritize by frequency, then user-defined, then built-ins
Resolved 💬 2 comments Opened Mar 21, 2026 by carnesen Closed Apr 19, 2026
Problem
I have a plugin-defined /launch skill that I use many times per day. The recently added built-in /loop command now takes priority over /launch in slash command autocomplete. When I type /l, I get /loop first — a command I've never used — instead of my custom skills starting with L.
Adding new built-in commands shouldn't break existing user workflows.
Proposed Fix
Sort slash command autocomplete by:
- Frequency of use — commands the user actually invokes should float to the top
- User/plugin-defined skills — at equal frequency, user skills should rank above built-ins
- Built-in commands — lowest priority
This way autocomplete adapts to how each user actually works, and new built-in commands don't displace established workflows.
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