One little-used command is TBEXECUTE, which provides access to defined workflows via the AutoCAD Command: line. This means workflows are available to AutoLISP and the menu system of AutoCAD.
For example, if you have a workflow called LightStandard, you could invoke it using a menu item like:
^C^C_tbexecute LightStandard
or you could create an AutoLISP routine to run it with the definition:
(defun c:lightstandard () (command "_tbexecute" "lightstandard") (princ))
A beneficial side-effect of the latter is that the command can then be repeated with the space bar.
This can really increase your speed for often used constructive workflows with only simple interactions that use the command line rather than a GUI.
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