Slash commands

Type / in the prompt box to see the list. A slash command expands into a fuller instruction, so you get a considered prompt from a few keystrokes.

Built in

What the useful ones actually do

/review works from the real diff rather than from memory, reads enough surrounding code to judge each change in context, and reports only defects it can point at — with the file, line, and the input that triggers the problem. It is told explicitly not to pad the list to look thorough.

/fix reproduces first. It runs the project's own check and reads the actual output, rather than fixing from a description. It is told that loosening a type or widening a catch makes the message go away without making the problem go away.

/commit reads the staged diff, follows your repository's existing convention rather than assuming one, and writes a body explaining why — the part nobody can reconstruct from the diff in six months. It shows the message and stops.

Your own commands

Any skill is invocable as /<skill-name>. Create a skill and it appears in the menu.

This is the intended way to add commands: a skill you invoke deliberately and a skill the agent loads automatically are the same object.

Combining with a prompt

Commands take arguments. Everything after the command is passed along:

/review focus on the auth changes
/test the new rate limiter

See also

• Skills
• Context and compaction