Session and Model Commands
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Slash commands for models, sessions, roles, history and usage.
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/model | Eight tabs since v1.3.1 (seven from v1.1.0; ←/→ switches): model, reasoning, dispatch, summary, decision, image, stt, tts. model: registered models in fallback order (Enter picks the session model, d removes one and resets sessions using it to auto, t sets its tier S / A / B / C / pass, w / s moves it up / down the fallback order) plus add (model from a provider). Since v1.2.0 a move only marks the row with its offset ((+1) / (-1)); the new fallback order is saved when you confirm with Enter. The multi-select model list in add has a search field (v1.2.0); since v1.3.1 its API Key tab includes TypeSafe, which only stores the key and returns, its model being picked in decision. reasoning: the session level, auto or a fixed one. dispatch: the registered models only. The Decision Model option there was Removed in v1.3.2; decision-model dispatch is now on whenever a decision model is chosen in the decision tab. The Jev (TypeSafe CLM classifier) entry was Removed in v1.3.1. summary: the summary-memory model, or auto (listed first) to clear it so summaries use the main model. decision (v1.3.1): the decision model — disable plus the TypeSafe and OpenRouter decision models reachable with stored keys. image / stt / tts: disable plus every model or provider with credentials; these and decision are searchable when OpenRouter models are listed. Each tab and add also work as a subcommand, e.g. /model add, /model reasoning. The v1.0.22 two-tab layout (model / config) and its auto reasoning on / off switch are gone |
/session | Renamed from /sessions in v1.0.22, and absorbs the former /bot. Session picker — when sessions from more than one origin exist, tabs split them by ID prefix (all, then cli-, tg-, dc-, chat-, temp-); Enter switches, d deletes (since v1.1.1 deleting a session other than the current one keeps the picker open); below the list, name / self id / role edit the current session's display name, self id and system prompt. /session <self id> switches directly; /session name, /session id, /session role open one field directly |
/new | Create a session. /new [name] goes straight to the session description: pick a role (see /role) or Custom to write one. Since v1.1.0 there is no separate name prompt; without a name the session is named after its short id |
/compact | Remove redundant exchanges from history through LLM analysis — confirmation required. /compact and /reset share one popup (since v1.1.0); since v1.1.1 it has three tabs, summary, compact and reset, and /compact opens on compact. summary is read-only: the session's summary.json laid out field by field, or no summary yet |
/reset | Reset the current session — opens the reset tab: regenerate the summary first and keep it, or reset everything including the summary; history, task history and action.log are dropped. Since v1.2.0 the reset progress and result notices go to the debug log only |
/role | Renamed from /rule in v1.1.0. List / add / edit a role — title + description. Roles are the session prompts /new offers |
/resume | Reload the visible transcript — last 100 entries from action.log |
/usage | Per-model token usage — current session above, global below — 24 h / 7 d / 28 d |
/pending | List / resume interrupted tasks — error recovery and ask_user resume. Since v1.2.0 the resume runs in the daemon (a pending frame) and any open questions are asked inline; it waits while a run is active or the daemon is offline. The [Active] mark (v1.3.0) that kept d from deleting a task with background work still running was Removed in v1.3.8 |
/clear | Clear the visible transcript — memory untouched |
There is no
/switch; use /session. There is no /dangerous; delete a session with d in /session and mark skills in /skill → permission. v1.0.22 renamed /sessions → /session and /skills → /skill, folded /bot into /session and /allow-skill into /skill; popups now open full-screen and switch tabs with ←/→. There is no /memory; use /compact and /reset. There are no /discord, /telegram or /admin-channel; use /channel. There is no /startup; use /config. There is no /rule; v1.1.0 renamed it /role. There is no /note; operator notes were removed in v1.0.23 — keep reference material in files and search them through KuraDB instead. There are no /cron or /task; use /schedule.