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Slash commands

Type a command at the start of a message. While you type a / word the TUI shows matching commands; keep typing and press Enter. /help lists them in the app.

Where they work. Every command works in the terminal UI. In an editor over ACP, all appear in the editor’s command picker except /resume and /quit. Commands that need someone to confirm (/undo, /redo, /commit) aren’t available when aivyx-coder runs as an MCP server.

/help marks a command “(needs setup: …)” while it can’t work yet: /council and /architect until their config sections exist, /test until a test command is found.

Conversations

/clear

Start a new conversation: clears the history and the task list, keeps plan mode as it is. The old conversation stays in /sessions. In an editor it also empties the Plan panel.

/sessions

List this project’s saved conversations, newest first, numbered for /resume. The newest 20 are kept.

/resume

/resume N switches to conversation N from /sessions. Terminal UI only. (To start aivyx-coder in a saved conversation, use --resume.)

Reviewing and undoing changes

/undo

Take back the assistant’s last turn — every edit and command effect, including a delegated sub-agent’s. It shows which files will change (flagging any you edited after that turn) and asks first. Run it again to go back another turn. Git-ignored files are never touched; a commit made with /commit stays (only your files rewind, and the preview says so). Needs a git repository with checkpoints on ([git] checkpoints, the default).

/redo

Put back what the last /undo removed.

/checkpoints

List the turns /undo can take back (the newest 50 snapshots are kept).

/diff

Show everything uncommitted in a scrollable view (↑ ↓, PgUp/PgDn, Home/End; Esc closes). /diff turn shows just the last turn’s changes. Files on your deny list are never shown.

/commit

Commit what you’ve staged — or, if nothing is staged, every uncommitted change (respecting .gitignore and [git] ignore) — with a message the model drafts from the diff. Approve it, press e to edit it, or cancel; your staging is left as it was. /commit -m "message" commits with your own message straight away. Ctrl+C cancels before it lands. It uses your git identity and runs your hooks, inside the sandbox. Files on your deny list are never staged by it, and their contents are never sent to the model.

/test

Run the project’s tests: [verification] command if set, otherwise a test command detected from the project (cargo test, go test ./..., npm/pnpm/yarn test, pytest, unittest, make test). No approval prompt — you typed it — and it runs confined like any command, even in plan mode. Ctrl+C cancels; it stops after 10 minutes. The result and the last 80 lines of output are added to your next message, clearly marked as program output.

Models

/models

List the models routing can choose from and what’s loaded. /models refresh looks for models on your servers again; /models why explains the last choice. See Models and routing.

/model

/model <id> pins this conversation to one model; /model auto lets routing choose again.

Bigger moves

/architect

/architect <task>: the configured architect model writes a plan for the task, then your main model carries it out. Needs [architect] in the config. See Autonomous and advanced modes.

/council

/council <question> puts a question to several local models, has them rank each other’s anonymised answers, and a chairman model writes one recommendation. Bare /council reviews the last assistant message. Members get no tools and don’t see your files. Needs [council] in the config.

/wiki

Regenerate the project wiki pages that are out of date, or /wiki <page> to regenerate one. See Memory and learning.

The app

/help

List the commands, the key bindings, and the test command in use.

/quit

Exit aivyx-coder (same as Ctrl+C when nothing is running). Terminal UI only.