Slash commands

In interactive mode, the following commands are available. When the line starts with /, a suggestion row appears below the input and narrows as you keep typing; press Tab to cycle through the completions. Commands that do not apply to the current session (for example /edit on a text provider) are not offered at all, and an unknown /word is sent as a normal message.

Command	Description
/file [path]	Attach a file (image, PDF, or text). With a path, attaches directly. With no path, opens a tabbed selector: "Attached" to remove attachments, "Add" to pick one from a directory browser.
/edit [prompt]	Edit a generated image by re-sending it as this turn's reference. With a prompt it takes the newest image (consecutive /edits iterate). With no prompt it opens a picker — preview on the left, every image this session generated on the right (newest first, labeled by its prompt, clickable path below) — and after you choose, type the prompt in the composer. Dedicated image providers (type: imagen / images) only.
/redo [prompt]	Re-send the last request: same reference images, same prompt unless you supply a new one. Bare /redo rolls the dice again (image models vary per call); /redo <reworded prompt> retries from the same canvas, so a rejected result never becomes the next input. Dedicated image providers only.
/session	Tabbed selector over saved sessions: "Resume" to resume one, "Delete" to multi-select and delete others.
/save [title]	Start persisting an ephemeral session (one started with --no-save or no_save: true): the whole backlog is written at once and auto-save continues from then on. An optional title is kept as-is; otherwise the model-generated one is used. Only offered while the session is ephemeral.
/model	Tabbed settings for the current session: "Model" picks the model, "Context" the context window, "Effort" the reasoning effort (default, low, medium, high, xhigh, max — passed to the provider verbatim, so a level the model doesn't support surfaces as an API error and you pick another), "Temperature" a slider (default omits the parameter), and a read-only "System" tab showing the system prompt exactly as sent. Enter applies all tabs; only changed values are announced. Image providers get their own tabs instead (see Image generation).
/compact [hint]	Summarize older history to free context; optional hint guides what to keep. Offered only while token accounting is live.
/export [file]	Export the conversation (saved sessions: the full on-disk log, so compaction never hides older rounds) to a single self-contained HTML file — the default — or Markdown with a .md/.markdown extension. With no argument, a selector picks the format and the filename is generated from the session title. Never overwrites an existing file.
/status	Show provider, model, context usage, and last-turn token counts.
/tools	Tabbed read-only view of the model's capabilities: a "Tools" tab (every built-in and MCP tool with its source) and an "MCP" tab (server status, endpoints, and tools).
/debug [on|off]	Request inspector. /debug on / /debug off toggle recording of API round trips (a debug marker appears in the status row while on); bare /debug opens the two-tab console — "Messages" (newest first, drill into a request/response pair) and the "Verbose" switch. Recording is off by default and MCP traffic is not recorded.
/skills [name [instructions]]	Bare /skills lists discovered agent skills — name, source (project/user), description, and any invalid skills that were skipped. /skills <name> runs one: its instructions (plus anything you add after the name) are sent as the message. Agent mode only; every discovered skill also shows up as a completion row.

Attached files are sent with your next message, then cleared automatically.

Keys

Key	What it does
Tab	Cycle through the slash-command completions in the suggestion row.
Esc	Cancel the innermost running scope — a streaming reply, or a running shell call.
Ctrl+C	Cancel the turn.
Enter	Send. You can keep typing while a reply streams; queued submits are sent in order.

A reply interrupted with Esc or Ctrl+C keeps its partial text in the history, marked interrupted.

Supported file types

Type	Extensions
Images	.jpg, .jpeg, .png, .gif, .webp
Documents	.pdf
Text	.txt, .md, .rs, .py, .js, .ts, .jsx, .tsx, .java, .c, .cpp, .h, .rb, .sh, .json, .yaml, .yml, .toml, .xml, .html, .css, .sql, .csv, .log, .ini, .cfg, .conf, and more