Slash Commands Are Gone... and the Gap Between Comet & Atlas Just Got Bigger
Atlas removing slash commands may sound like a small interface change, but for power users it cuts into the workflow that made the browser interesting in the first place. Shortcuts, custom GPT actions, and quick command access are not cosmetic when you are using an AI browser to move real work forward.
In the video, I walk through what changed in Atlas, why the missing shortcuts matter, and how Comet still handles the same kind of command-driven workflow. The bigger issue is the difference between cloud agents and local agents, especially when token limits and repeated tasks start to shape what you can realistically do every day.
My takeaway is that Atlas still has strengths, but this update makes the Comet gap feel wider. If an AI browser removes the power-user layer without a clear replacement, it gets harder to trust it as the center of a serious automation workflow.
