Slash Commands

Type / in an interactive session to autocomplete commands. Run /help to see the commands loaded in the current session, or /help <command> for detailed usage. Skills and MCP servers can add commands at runtime, so they are not listed individually here.

#Chat and models

Command Purpose
/help [command] List available commands or show detailed usage for one command, including /ps.
/clear, /new Start a clean chat without deleting saved sessions.
/model [name] Open the model picker or switch to a specific model; Flux switches provider when needed.
/effort [low|medium|high|max] Show or set reasoning effort.
/fast, /deep Switch to the current provider's fast or most capable model shortcut.
/compact Summarize older conversation content to free context-window space.
/context Show a token-use breakdown for the system prompt, tools, MCP tools, skills, and messages.
/export Write the current conversation, including tool activity, to a timestamped Markdown file in the working directory.
/ps <question> Run a brief independent side query with read-only conversation context, without interrupting the active main task. It cannot use tools or plugins.

#Sessions and workflow

Command Purpose
/history [index] List saved sessions or load one by its displayed index.
/search <query> Search saved session messages by keyword.
/name <title> Give the current session a descriptive name.
/branch [name] List branches in the current session lineage, or fork the current conversation into a named branch.
/plan [clear] Show the active plan or delete it. Use no plan in a prompt to skip automatic planning.
/steer <directive> Add durable direction for later turns. Use /steer list, /steer remove <number>, or /steer clear to manage directives.
/loop Show the active loop. /loop <interval> <prompt> repeats an agent prompt; intervals support s, m, and h. /loop <prompt> defaults to ten minutes, and /loop stop cancels it.
/schedule List saved tasks. Use /schedule add "<five-field cron>" <prompt>, then enable, disable, or remove <id> to manage them.
/watch <path|glob> <command> Run a shell command after matching files change. /watch stop cancels it; glob patterns are supported.
/undo, /undo list Revert the most recent tracked file change or inspect the current in-memory undo stack.

#Memory and skills

Command Purpose
/memory, /memory list List project-scoped persistent memories.
/memory add <text> Save a persistent memory.
/memory delete <name>, /memory rm <name> Delete one memory by its listed name.
/memory clear, /memory path Delete all project memories or show their storage directory.
/remember <text> Shortcut for /memory add <text>.
/forget [name] List memories when called without an argument, or delete a memory by name.
/skills, /skills list List bundled, global, and project skills.
/skills info <name> Show a skill's origin, invocation mode, tool policy, path, and usage statistics.
/skills add <path|url> Validate and install a skill from a local SKILL.md or trusted URL. Restart Flux to activate it.
/skills marketplace [number] List available marketplace skills or install a numbered entry.
/skills remove <name>, /skills rm <name> Remove an installed global skill. Restart Flux to apply the change.
/<skill-name> [arguments] Invoke an installed user-callable skill. The exact command name comes from the skill's slug.

#Diagnostics and exit

Command Purpose
/debug Show conversation, plan, sandbox, token, plugin, MCP, undo, and memory state.
/changelog Show release notes from the latest update.
/exit Save the current session and exit Flux.

MCP prompts appear as additional slash commands supplied by their connected server. Project skills and user-installed skills likewise add commands after Flux restarts; use /help or type / to see what is available in the current session.