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Run searchable multi-step workflows on ChatGPT-like sites using a backslash trigger. Backslash lets you run repeatable, multi-step prompt workflows on popular AI chat apps with a simple \ trigger. Instead of rewriting the same prompt sequence every time, save your process once and run it in seconds. Type a topic, press \, pick a workflow, and Backslash executes each step automatically. Backslash is built for people who want faster, more consistent results across tools like Conversational AI sites. How it works Enter your topic in the chat input (example: React Performance) - Press \ to open the workflow picker - Search and select a saved workflow - Backslash runs each step in order - Track progress in the execution popup Key features - \ trigger menu directly inside supported chat pages - Searchable workflow picker - Workflow Manager to create, edit, duplicate, and delete workflows - Multi-step templates with {{topic}} variable injection - Draggable run-status popup with loading/progress and cancel option - Local storage with editable workflows anytime - Why install Backslash Save time on repetitive prompting Standardize your process for better consistency Reuse proven workflows for research, writing, debugging, and analysis Move faster between tasks with less manual copy/paste Privacy - Workflow data is stored locally in your browser (chrome.storage.local) - No analytics or ad trackers - No selling or sharing of your workflow data - Runs only on supported AI chat domains
Feb 26, 2026
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