Slash Command Reference

Slash commands and directives give you direct control over your AI agent’s behavior. Send them as a message on iMessage, Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord, or WebChat — they work identically across all channels.

Commands vs. Directives

There are two related systems:

Type	What it does	Example
Command	A standalone message handled entirely by the gateway — never reaches the AI	`/status` sent alone
Directive	A modifier that persists to your session and is stripped before the AI sees your message	`/model opus` sent alone, or `:model opus` inline

Directives can be sent as standalone messages (they persist to the session) or inline in a normal message (they apply to that message only and don’t persist).

# Standalone directive — persists to session:
/think high

# Inline directive — applies to this message only:
:think high :model opus
What are the tax implications of converting my LLC to an S-Corp?

Session Control

/new [model] — Start a fresh session

Start a new conversation session. Your memory and workspace files carry over — only the conversation context resets. Optionally specify a model to switch to.

/new
/new opus
/new gpt
/new gemini

Alias: /reset works the same as /new.

/compact [instructions] — Summarize context

Summarize the current conversation context into a condensed form, freeing up tokens. Optionally pass instructions to guide what the summary should focus on.

/compact
/compact focus on the marketing plan discussion

Useful when you’re deep into a long conversation and want to keep going without starting over.

/stop — Abort current action

Immediately abort whatever your agent is currently doing and clear any queued messages.

/stop

/queue — Manage the message queue

View or configure how your agent handles queued messages. Supports debounce, cap, and drop options.

/queue
/queue debounce:2s
/queue cap:25 drop:summarize

Send /queue alone to see your current queue settings.

Model & Thinking

/model — Switch AI model (directive)

Switch to a different AI model. This is a directive — it persists to your session when sent alone, or applies to a single message when used inline as :model.

/model
/model list
/model opus
/model gpt
/model gemini
/model openai/gpt-4o

Alias: /models. Send /model or /model list to see a numbered model picker. Use /model <number> to select from the list.

/think [level] — Set reasoning depth (directive)

Control how much reasoning your agent does before responding. Higher levels produce more thoughtful answers but use more tokens.

Level	Description
`off`	No extended reasoning — fastest responses
`minimal`	Light reasoning for simple tasks
`low`	Brief analysis before responding
`medium`	Balanced reasoning (default for most models)
`high`	Deep analysis and step-by-step thinking
`xhigh`	Maximum reasoning depth for complex problems
`adaptive`	Agent decides the appropriate level per message

/think high
/think adaptive
/think off

Aliases: /thinking, /t. Also works inline: :think high.

/reasoning — Toggle reasoning output (directive)

Control whether your agent sends its reasoning as a separate message before the final response. Useful for seeing how your agent arrived at an answer.

/reasoning on
/reasoning off
/reasoning stream

stream mode shows reasoning as a Telegram draft in real time (Telegram only). Alias: /reason.

Use /reasoning for personal debugging only — avoid enabling it in group chats where internal reasoning output could be visible to others unintentionally.

Output & Display

/tts — Text-to-speech control

Control voice message output. When enabled, your agent sends voice messages in addition to (or instead of) text.

Option	Description
`off`	No voice messages
`always`	Voice on every response
`inbound`	Voice only when you send a voice message
`tagged`	Voice only when response is tagged for TTS
`status`	Show current TTS settings
`provider`	Show or set the TTS provider
`limit`	Set a character limit for TTS responses
`summary`	Voice summary only (not full response)
`audio`	Audio-only mode (no text)

/tts always
/tts off
/tts inbound
/tts status

/verbose — Verbose output (directive)

Enable detailed output including tool call results and failure details. Intended for debugging and extra visibility.

/verbose on
/verbose full
/verbose off

full includes all tool output. on shows summaries. Alias: /v. Also works inline: :verbose.

Keep /verbose off in normal use and in group chats — it can expose internal tool output you may not intend to share.

/usage — Per-response usage footer

Control whether your agent appends a token/cost summary to each response.

/usage tokens
/usage full
/usage cost
/usage off

tokens shows token counts. full adds cost. cost prints a local cost summary from session logs. off disables the footer.

/send — Override message delivery

Control whether your agent sends its response after processing.

/send off
/send on
/send inherit

When off, your agent processes your request but doesn’t deliver the response — useful for testing. Also works inline: :send off.

Information

/status — Current agent status

Check your agent’s current state — which model is active, context window usage, queued messages, and runtime mode. Also shows provider quota when available.

/status

/context — Token usage details

View detailed token usage for your current conversation.

/context
/context list
/context detail
/context json

Mode	Description
(default)	Summary of token usage
`list`	Itemized breakdown by message
`detail`	Per-file, per-tool, per-skill, and system prompt sizes
`json`	Machine-readable JSON output

/whoami — Your sender identity

Check your sender identity as your agent sees it. Useful when you have multiple channels connected.

/whoami

Alias: /id.

/help — Quick command reference

Display a quick reference of the most common commands, grouped by category.

/help

/commands — Full command list

List all available commands for your agent, including any installed skill commands.

/commands

Skills & Export

/skill — Run a skill by name

Invoke a specific skill directly by name. Useful when native command limits prevent per-skill commands from being registered.

/skill weekly-report
/skill summarize-emails

See Skills for more on creating and managing skills.

/export-session — Export conversation to HTML

Export your current session to a self-contained HTML file with the full conversation and system prompt.

/export-session
/export-session /path/to/output.html

Alias: /export. Useful for archiving conversations or sharing session context.

Inline Directives

Directives work inline in a normal message to modify how your agent handles that specific message only. They don’t persist to the session when used inline.

Directive	Effect
`:think high`	Apply high reasoning to this message only
`:model opus`	Use a specific model for this message only
`:send off`	Process but don’t deliver the response
`:verbose`	Return a more detailed response than usual

Example:

:think high :model opus
What are the tax implications of converting my LLC to an S-Corp?

Directives are stripped from your message before your agent reads it — they only affect processing behavior.

Stop Phrases

Need your agent to stop immediately? Just say “stop” in any form:

“stop”
“please stop”
“STOP!”
“cancel”

Stop phrases are recognized in 10+ languages — your agent understands urgency regardless of which language you use.

Stop phrases abort the current action and clear the queue, similar to /stop. If your agent is mid-task (like drafting a long email), you’ll need to ask it to start again.

Quick Reference

Command / Directive	Type	What It Does
`/new [model]`	Command	Fresh session (alias: `/reset`)
`/compact [instructions]`	Command	Summarize context, free tokens
`/stop`	Command	Abort current action + clear queue
`/queue`	Directive	View or configure message queue
`/model [name]`	Directive	Switch AI model (alias: `/models`)
`/think [level]`	Directive	Set reasoning depth
`/reasoning on\|off\|stream`	Directive	Toggle reasoning output
`/tts [option]`	Command	Text-to-speech control
`/verbose on\|full\|off`	Directive	Verbose output mode
`/usage [option]`	Command	Per-response usage footer
`/send on\|off`	Directive	Override message delivery
`/status`	Command	Model, context, queue, runtime mode
`/context [mode]`	Command	Token usage details
`/whoami`	Command	Sender identity (alias: `/id`)
`/help`	Command	Grouped command reference
`/commands`	Command	Full command list
`/skill [input]`	Command	Run a skill by name
`/export-session [path]`	Command	Export session to HTML

All commands and directives work identically on iMessage, Telegram, WhatsApp, Discord, and WebChat. There are no channel-specific commands (except /tts stream which is Telegram-only).

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Slash Command Reference

Slash Command Reference

Commands vs. Directives

Session Control

Model & Thinking

Output & Display

Information

Skills & Export

Inline Directives

Stop Phrases

Quick Reference

​Slash Command Reference

​Commands vs. Directives

​Session Control

​Model & Thinking

​Output & Display

​Information

​Skills & Export

​Inline Directives

​Stop Phrases

​Quick Reference

Slash Command Reference

Commands vs. Directives

Session Control

Model & Thinking

Output & Display

Information

Skills & Export

Inline Directives

Stop Phrases

Quick Reference