Slash Commands

Slash commands are entered inside the Inferoa TUI. They form a small, purpose-built command registry — they are not a mirror of legacy CLI subcommands.

Top-Level Commands

Command	Purpose
/setup	Open endpoint, provider, web search, and Omni setup wizard
/model	Open model and provider selector
/system	Show model, web search, Omni, and runtime status (also /endpoint, /endpoints)
/access	Change this workspace's file and tool access
/skills	List discovered skills or manage enabled skills
/goal	Start task and research goals
/plan	Start or manage plan mode
/tokenmaxxing	Show token, cache, RTK, and routing savings (also /cache, /rtk, /activity, /evidence, /history)
/context	Show context usage, compression state, and code intelligence
/tools	Show fixed tool schemas and renderer status
/sessions	Manage chat sessions
/daemon	Manage background daemon runs
/doctor	Check endpoint, tool, and optional Omni health
/help	Show keyboard shortcuts and slash commands
/clear	Start a fresh session
/resume	Resume a previous session
/exit	Exit the TUI

Common Subcommands

# Goal mode
/goal show                   Show active goal state
/goal                        Start a recursive long-horizon goal
/goal mode auto              Start a default auto goal
/goal mode focus             Start a focused goal
/goal mode explore           Start an exploratory goal
/goal mode timebox 2h        Start a timeboxed goal
/goal mode research          Start an auto research goal
/goal pause                  Pause the current goal
/goal resume                 Resume a paused goal
/goal complete               Mark the goal complete
/goal drop                   Drop the current goal

# Plan mode
/plan show                   Show active plan state
/plan set                    Set or replace the plan objective
/plan pause                  Pause the current plan
/plan resume                 Resume a paused plan
/plan approve                Approve the current plan for execution
/plan drop                   Drop the current plan

# Skills
/skills list                 Show discovered skills
/skills manage               Enable or disable skills

# Access
/access status               Show this workspace's access mode
/access full                 Full local file and tool access
/access auto                 Auto-approve routine tools
/access ask                  Ask before risky access
/access custom               Use custom config rules

# Context
/context                     Show context and code intelligence state
/context reindex             Rebuild the context index

# Tools
/tools                       Show fixed tool schemas
/tools expand                Expand the latest tool run
/tools compact               Fold long successful tool runs
/tools last                  Show the latest tool trace

# Sessions
/sessions all                Show active and archived sessions
/sessions resume             Attach to a previous session
/sessions new                Start a fresh session

# Daemon
/daemon status               Show daemon and background run state
/daemon queue                Queue a supervised run
/daemon attach               Attach to a supervised run
/daemon detach               Detach a supervised run
/daemon cancel               Cancel a supervised run

# Doctor
/doctor status               Show configuration health
/doctor run                  Probe configured endpoint and optional Omni routes

Aliases

Several top-level commands accept friendly aliases so muscle memory from related surfaces still resolves:

Alias	Resolves To
/endpoint, /endpoints	/system
/cache, /rtk, /activity, /evidence, /history	/tokenmaxxing