In-REPL slash commands

Every built-in slash command in the interactive REPL — session, model roles, memory, history, and interface — plus how the / typeahead merges built-in, CLI, and custom commands.

Inside the interactive REPL (oxagen with no arguments), type / to open a typeahead menu of every command you can run without leaving the session. It merges three tiers into one list:

Tier	Where it comes from	Marked
Built-in	REPL-native commands the session interprets directly (`/model`, `/diff`, `/remember`, …).	Lock glyph 🔒
CLI	Every `oxagen` subcommand, surfaced so you can run it without leaving the REPL.	Lock glyph 🔒
Custom	Your own prompt templates from `.oxagen/commands/*.md`.	No glyph

Names are deduped with precedence built-in › CLI › custom, so a REPL-native command always wins over a same-named CLI or custom one.

This page is the reference for the built-in tier. For the CLI tier see the command reference; to write your own, see custom commands.

/name is one of three ways to reach a setting. Most turn-configuration commands also have a --flag for one-shot and headless runs, and a settings.json key for a persistent default. This page documents the interactive form; the flag and key are cross-linked where they exist.

Session

Command	Does	Example
`/help`	List the slash commands and keybindings.	`/help`
`/login`	Show the current session, or open the browser sign-in panel if you're signed out.	`/login`
`/logout`	Clear the stored session — token, org, workspace.	`/logout`

Project

Command	Does	Example
`/init`	Scaffold `.oxagen/` and build the local code graph for this repo.	`/init`
`/config` `[doctor]`	Browse and edit tiered config (repo ▸ workspace ▸ user ▸ org); `doctor` scans it for problems.	`/config doctor`

Turn configuration

These change how the next turn runs. Model-role commands are covered in depth in Per-role models; budget in Per-turn budget; the pipeline and modes in The agent engine.

Command	Argument	Does
`/model`	`[slug]`	Show or set the worker model (alias for `/worker-model`).
`/worker-model`	`[slug]`	Show or set the worker (executor) model — the one that edits code.
`/judge-model`	`[slug]`	Show or set the judge (completeness advisor) model.
`/triage-model`	`[slug]`	Show or set the triage/coordinator model — the planner and evaluator.
`/coordinator`	`[remote\|local]`	Run turns on the remote gateway or an on-device model.
`/effort`	`[low\|medium\|high\|xhigh\|max\|default]`	Reasoning effort for thinking-capable models.
`/budget`	`off \| <usd> [grace\|prompt\|enforce] \| mode <mode> \| status`	Per-turn dollar budget.
`/mode`	`[ask\|auto-edit\|bypass\|readonly]`	Tool-permission posture.
`/pipeline`	`[on\|off]`	Toggle prompt evaluation, context injection, and judging.
`/verbose`	`[on\|off]`	Per-phase timing, token/cost, and tool telemetry.

Run any of these with no argument to print the current value:

› /worker-model
Current worker model: anthropic/claude-sonnet-5

› /judge-model
Current judge model: (engine default — advisor tier, distinct from worker)

› /mode
Current mode: ask

Set one by passing an argument:

› /worker-model anthropic/claude-opus-4-8
Worker model set to anthropic/claude-opus-4-8 (saved to .oxagen/settings.local.json).

› /mode auto-edit
Mode: auto-edit — file edits apply automatically; shell commands still ask.

› /effort high
Reasoning effort: high

Permission modes

/mode sets what the agent may do without asking:

Mode	Behavior
`ask`	Prompt before each file edit or shell command. (REPL default.)
`auto-edit`	Apply file edits automatically; still prompt for shell commands.
`bypass`	Run everything without prompting. ⚠ Tool calls run with no confirmation.
`readonly`	Read, search, and explain only — file edits and commands disabled.

Pipeline on/off

/pipeline off runs the bare agent: it skips prompt evaluation, context injection (graph + memory grounding), and the completeness judge — a raw model loop. /pipeline on restores the full pipeline. See The agent engine for what each stage does.

Memory

The workspace's agent memory. Memories are shared across every session in the workspace.

Command	Argument	Does	Example
`/remember`	`<text>`	Save a memory; the epistemic class and kind are inferred from the text.	`/remember The staging DB is on port 5433`
`/memories`	`[class\|kind]`	Browse saved memories, optionally filtered by class (`OBSERVATION`/`RULE`/`FACT`) or a kind.	`/memories RULE`
`/forget`	`<id>`	Delete a memory by id.	`/forget mem_01H…`

History

Command	Argument	Does	Example
`/replay`	`[n\|id]`	Replay how a past turn was handled — prompt, scores, injected context, model, judge verdict. `1` is the most recent; omit for the latest.	`/replay 2`
`/traces`		List recent turns you can `/replay`.	`/traces`

Interface

Command	Argument	Does
`/diff`	`[path]`	Review working-tree changes — pick a changed file and view its diff, or open straight to a path.
`/hud`		Toggle the running-agents heads-up display (turn, subagents, monitors; time/model/cost each).
`/panel`		Toggle the Agent Team + Task side panel.
`/mouse`		Toggle the CLI's own mouse-wheel scroll. Off by default so your terminal's native copy/paste works.
`/motion`	`[full\|reduced\|off]`	Animation level. `reduced` drops the intro duel and border flash; `off` disables all motion including the thinking indicator.
`/clear`		Clear the conversation history.

Mouse scroll is off by default on purpose: with it off, the terminal owns text selection so drag-to-select and Cmd/Ctrl-C copy clean text. Keyboard scrolling (PageUp/PageDown, Ctrl-U/Ctrl-D, arrows on an empty input) always works. See Copy, paste, and scroll.

Lifecycle

Command	Does
`/exit`	Quit the REPL.
`/quit`	Quit the REPL (alias of `/exit`).

Dispatching a fleet with `&`

Not a slash command, but the other REPL shortcut worth knowing: end a prompt with a trailing & and — just like a shell — it fans out to the fleet as a detached session instead of running inline, so your composer stays free:

› fix the flaky login test &
◇ dispatched fs_01J… to the fleet — `oxagen fleet` to watch it work,
  `oxagen fleet send fs_01J… "…"` to follow up.

The prompt runs in the background; watch it with oxagen fleet in any terminal. (A prompt starting with / or !, or a bare &, is never treated as a dispatch.)

Custom slash commands — author your own /name templates.
Per-role models — set the worker, judge, and triage models.
The agent engine — what /pipeline, /mode, and scope review actually control.
Command reference — the CLI tier of the slash menu.

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