Slash Command Reference

Slash commands are commands that start with /. They are not Windows backslashes (\).

Three Entry Points

Entry point	How to use it	Notes
Terminal TUI	Run cybercode, then type / in the input box	The richest interactive command surface for sessions, context, plugins, MCP, permissions, and more.
Desktop composer	Type / in the desktop chat composer	Desktop handles UI shortcuts first, such as Settings, Models, MCP, Skills, and Memory. Unsupported TUI commands tell you to use the terminal.
Normal shell	Run cybercode <subcommand>	This is not a slash command. Use it for scripts, CI, and management tasks such as cybercode mcp list.

Built-In Terminal TUI Commands

Command	Alias / Arguments	Purpose
/help	-	Show help and available commands.
/status	-	Show version, model, account, API connectivity, and tool status.
/add-dir	<path>	Add another working directory to the current session.
/context	-	Show current context usage. Interactive mode renders a visual grid.
/cost	-	Show current session cost and duration.
/clear	/reset, /new	Clear conversation history and free context.
/compact	[summary instructions]	Compact conversation history while keeping a summary.
/resume	/continue [conversation ID or search term]	Resume a previous conversation.
/rename	[name]	Rename the current conversation.
/branch	/fork [name]	Branch the conversation from the current point.
/rewind	/checkpoint	Restore code or conversation state to an earlier point.
/exit	/quit	Exit the REPL.
/copy	[N]	Copy the latest or Nth-latest assistant response.
/export	[filename]	Export the current conversation to a file or clipboard.
/diff	-	View uncommitted changes and per-turn diffs.
/tasks	/bashes	List and manage background tasks.
/buddy	`[hatch	pet
/btw	<question>	Ask a quick side question without interrupting the main task.
/plan	[open or description]	Enable plan mode or view the current plan.
/review	[PR number]	Ask the agent to review a pull request.
/pr-comments	[PR number]	Fetch and organize GitHub pull request comments.
/security-review	-	Review the current branch for security issues.
/init	-	Initialize the project CYBER.md file.
/statusline	[instructions]	Configure status line output.
/insights	-	Generate a report about your CyberCode sessions.
/model	[model]	Switch the model for the current session.
/provider	/providers; status, sync, `auto-sync on	off`
/routing	/route; status, create, use, strategy, reset-health	Create, inspect, and activate smart routes or reset route health.
/node	/agent-node, /gateway; status, start, stop, rotate, revoke	Run the built-in agent node and manage its independent key, target scope, and request limit.
/effort	low, medium, high, max, auto	Adjust model reasoning effort.
/fast	on, off	Toggle fast mode when available.
/config	/settings	Open the configuration panel.
/permissions	/allowed-tools	Manage allow and deny rules for tools.
/sandbox	exclude "command pattern"	Configure sandboxing and command exclusions.
/theme	-	Change the terminal theme.
/color	<color or default>	Set the prompt bar color for the session.
/vim	-	Toggle between Vim and normal editing modes.
/terminal-setup	-	Configure terminal newline key bindings.
/keybindings	-	Open or create the keybindings configuration file.
/memory	status, log, edit, add, remove, replace, write	Manage CyberCode long-term memory and instruction files.
/skills	-	List available Skills.
/agents	-	Manage custom agent configurations.
/mcp	[enable or disable <server>]	Manage MCP servers and tools.
/plugin	/plugins, /marketplace	Install, enable, disable, update, and manage plugins.
/reload-plugins	-	Activate pending plugin changes in the current session.
/hooks	-	View tool event hook configuration.
/ide	[open]	Manage IDE integrations and show status.
/doctor	-	Diagnose installation, configuration, and runtime health.
/login	-	Sign in or switch Anthropic accounts.
/logout	-	Sign out from your Anthropic account.
/release-notes	-	View release notes.
/feedback	/bug [text]	Submit feedback or a bug report.

Conditional Commands

These commands appear only when the platform, account type, feature flag, or policy allows them.

Command	Purpose
/desktop	Continue the current session in the desktop app on supported platforms.
/mobile	Show a QR code for mobile app download.
/chrome	Configure Claude in Chrome integration.
/advisor	Configure the auxiliary Advisor model.
/install-github-app	Set up GitHub Actions integration for a repository.
/install-slack-app	Install the Slack app integration.
/privacy-settings	View and update privacy settings.
/stats	Show usage statistics and activity.
/usage	Show plan usage limits.
/extra-usage	Configure extra usage when limits are reached.
/upgrade	Open upgrade options for higher limits.
/remote-env	Configure the default environment for remote sessions.
/remote-control	Connect the local terminal to remote-control sessions. Alias: /rc.
/web-setup	Set up web-based remote session support.
/session	Show a remote session URL and QR code.
/voice	Toggle voice mode.
/files	List files currently in context.
/tag	Toggle a searchable tag on the current session.
/ultrareview	Start a deeper remote bug finding and verification flow when available.
/passes	Share Claude Code trial access.
/stickers	Open the sticker request flow.
/think-back	Year-in-review style feature, shown only when enabled.

Desktop Composer Shortcuts

The desktop composer provides these fixed commands. The frontend handles local panels, settings, and model commands directly; the remaining commands are sent to the current agent session.

Command	Purpose
/mcp	Open available MCP tools for the current chat.
/skills	Open the Skills browser.
/help	Show desktop and agent command help.
/status	Show session status, usage, and context.
/cost	Show session usage and costs.
/context	Show current context usage.
/doctor	Open desktop diagnostics.
/memory	Inspect memory files for this session.
/bug	Open feedback and bug report options.
/plugin	Open plugin settings.
/config	Open desktop configuration.
/permissions	Open permission settings.
/terminal-setup	Open terminal integration settings.
/login	Open provider and account sign-in settings.
/logout	Open account sign-out settings.
/agents	Open agent configuration.
/compact	Compact conversation context.
/clear	Clear conversation history.
/review	Start a code review task.
/commit	Create a Git commit.
/pr	Create a pull request.
/init	Initialize project CYBER.md.
/model	Open model switching.

Desktop aliases: /plugins is the same as /plugin, and /feedback is the same as /bug.

Dynamic Commands

These commands are not fixed, so they vary by project, plugin, and MCP setup.

Source	Form	Notes
Project Skills	/skill-name	Skills loaded from user or project directories.
Plugin Skills	/plugin-skill	Skills provided by installed plugins.
MCP Skills	/mcp-skill	Prompts or Skills exposed by MCP servers.
Workflow	/workflow-name	Commands generated from workflow scripts.

If this page differs from your app, trust /help, /skills, and the suggestions shown after typing / in the current session.

Normal Shell Equivalents

These are not slash commands. They are useful for scripts or management work outside the TUI.

Shell command	Purpose
cybercode mcp list	List MCP servers.
cybercode mcp add ...	Add an MCP server.
cybercode mcp remove <name>	Remove an MCP server.
cybercode plugin list	List installed plugins.
cybercode plugin install <plugin>	Install a plugin.
cybercode plugin uninstall <plugin>	Uninstall a plugin.
cybercode plugin marketplace list	List plugin marketplaces.
cybercode agents	List custom agents.
cybercode doctor	Check runtime and updater health.
cybercode auth login	Sign in to an Anthropic account.
cybercode auth status	Show sign-in status.
cybercode auth logout	Sign out.
cybercode update	Check for and install CLI updates.
cybercode --help	Show the full shell command reference for the installed version.