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Slash Commands

Slash commands are shortcuts you type in the chat input that trigger an action instead of sending a prompt to the model.

Available slash commands

CommandWhat it does
/helpOpen the help section (home page)
/help <category>Jump straight to a help category, e.g. /help projects
/help <category>/<slug>Direct link to a specific article, e.g. /help agent-mode/quick-start

Slash commands work in any chassis and any conversation. They never charge you anything (no model call happens) and don't add to the conversation transcript.

How they work

When you type a message starting with /, the platform checks whether it's a known slash command before sending to the model. If matched, the command runs locally and the input clears. Otherwise the prompt is sent as a normal message.

This means typing /hello there sends "/hello there" as a prompt to the model (since /hello isn't a known command). The slash isn't reserved — only specific prefixes are.

Tips

  • Tab completion: not currently supported (planned)
  • Mid-stream: slash commands work even while a reply is streaming. The command runs immediately, the streaming reply continues in the background.
  • Mobile: same syntax — type the slash command, hit Enter

Examples

  • /help → opens help home
  • /help agent-mode → category index for Agent Mode
  • /help agent-mode/troubleshooting → opens that article directly
  • /help chat-basics/byok-setup → opens BYOK setup article

Future slash commands

Planned but not yet shipped:

  • /clear — clear the current conversation
  • /branch — fork the conversation at this point
  • /model <name> — switch model for the current message
  • /agent <goal> — start an agent run inline (without toggling Agent Mode)
  • /save — save the current message as an artifact
  • /recall <topic> — pull memory chunks about a topic into the next prompt

If you have a slash-command idea you want, file feedback or talk to a real human.

What slash is NOT

  • It's not a Discord-style mention or a special markup. The slash only matters at the start of the message.
  • It's not visible to the model. The model never sees /help — the platform intercepts before sending.
  • It's not a mode you have to enable. Slash commands are always on for everyone.

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