Slash commands

Slash commands are available only in the interactive TUI. Type / to search, then press Enter to run a command. /resume is a search alias for /sessions, not a separate command.

This page covers commonly used commands, not every registered command. Type / in your installed version to see available commands; availability can depend on authentication and runtime capabilities.

Common commands

Command	Description
/new	Create a new session using the current default model
/fork	Create an independent session from the current history, configuration, and evidence
/sessions	Browse and switch sessions; searchable by alias /resume
/rename	Rename the current session
/models	Select models grouped by provider
/connect	Connect a custom model
/efforts	Choose supported reasoning effort; /efforts guide
/exit	Exit the TUI without signing out
/logout	Sign out and exit; shown for OAuth sessions
/skills	Refresh and browse available Skills
/rewind	Select a checkpoint; see rollback limits
/mcp	Open the MCP server management panel
/tools	View currently registered tools and risk levels
/usage	View the token usage of the current session
/copy	Copy the most recent assistant response to the clipboard
/changes	Open the Changes panel; you can also press Ctrl+G
/review [instructions]	Start a read-only review of the current Changeset, optionally with specific focus areas
/permissions	View and switch permission policies
/memory	Turn on or off L3 long-term memory
/compact	Manually trigger context compaction
/plan	View the current plan; in Agent mode, view the most recent Plan-mode snapshot

Sessions and changes

Use /rename to rename the current session. You can also expand the /sessions list and rename a session there. /fork creates an independent session from saved history and settings. /rewind restores history and eligible files; see Checkpoints.

/changes displays file changes associated with the current session. /review starts a read-only review, with the results displayed in the Changes panel:

/review focus on security
/review check backward compatibility

Reviews do not modify files. For Changes-panel controls and Git Evidence, see Review and track changes.

Models and providers

Starting with version 26.9.24, use /connect to connect a custom model. Mogick supports multiple providers; use /models to select a model that is already available. For manual configuration, see Authentication and models.

/models displays enabled models from llm.providers[], grouped by provider. After you select a model:

• With a multi-provider configuration, Mogick writes llm.default_model.
• With only a legacy single-provider configuration, Mogick writes the compatibility field llm.model.
• The current session switches immediately; restoring an old session still uses the model saved in that session.

Use provider-id/model-id for the model ID, for example team-a/code-model. See Authentication and models.

MCP, tools, and Skills

Use /mcp to view server status and connect, disconnect, or reconnect. /tools shows tools registered in the current session. /skills rescans Skill paths and displays available Skills.

An MCP server configured with startup: "lazy" appears as cold until connected, so its tools may not be visible immediately. Connect it through /mcp or let the agent discover it on demand with MCP meta-tools. See MCP integrations.

Permissions, memory and context

/permissions switches between read, workspace, auto, and yolo. /memory controls future memory retrieval and extraction; it does not delete saved memories.

/compact manually compacts the context. Runtime configuration controls automatic thresholds, summary structure, and limits. See Context compaction.