3. Input-box slash commands
[!ref] Full details in the User Manual, "Shortcuts and commands".
3.1 General commands
| Command | Args | Description |
|---|---|---|
/new |
[name] |
New session; optional name |
/clear |
none | Clear all messages in the current session |
/copy |
none | Copy the last AI reply |
/fork |
[note] |
Duplicate the current session, switch to the copy, and auto-continue the task there; optional text steers the continuation (original session stays intact; stop a running session first) |
/compact |
[keep <N>] |
Trigger history compaction; keep N recent raw entries |
/memorize |
<text> |
Write a long-term memory entry |
/memory |
none | Open the Memory Palace panel |
/goal |
[<objective> | pause | resume | complete | clear | budget <N>] |
Set / pause / resume / complete / clear the session goal; budget <N> sets a step budget. Works on brand-new sessions |
/unrestricted |
none | Toggle the current session's unrestricted mode (turn-on goes through a 5-second risk confirmation dialog; turn-off is immediate) |
/无限 |
none | Chinese alias of /unrestricted; hidden from menu / /help (visible:false, avoids a duplicate row), still executes when typed |
/help |
none | List available commands |
Command palette splits behaviour into two classes:
- No-arg commands (
/clear,/help,/memoryetc.) — execute immediately on pick.- Parameterised commands (
/goal,/compact,/memorize,/skill:<name>etc.) — picking fills/<cmd>into the input box; you supply the arguments and press Enter to send. (Matches mainstream autocomplete behaviour and avoids the previous "picked and immediately complained 'argument required'" annoyance.)
3.2 Skill trigger
| Command | Args | Description |
|---|---|---|
/skill:<name> |
per skill | Render the skill template and inject into the next turn |
/skill:<name> <arg1> <arg2> … |
positional | Substitute $1 $2 … in the template |
3.3 Behaviour notes
- Commands must start with
/at the head of the line; the command name is case-insensitive. - Spaces separate command and args; quote args containing spaces.
- The command palette (open by typing
/) supports ↑ / ↓ select,↵execute,Escclose. - Loaded skills appear as
/skill:<name>in the palette dynamically.