Slash commands

dsh-cc has two slash-command layers. Preset commands are registered by the CC preset through ctx.commands; they run without a model turn and are available in every surface that dispatches harness commands. TUI-local commands are owned by the terminal surface (packages/ui/tui/src/slash.ts); the TUI handles them without calling ctx.commands, and some names (/resume, /model, /agents, /cost, /provider) exist in both layers — in the TUI the local implementation wins. Every command below executes without a model turn unless noted (/init queues one).

Parity is from docs/cc-parity-matrix.md (Full/Partial). A blank cell means the matrix does not state a status for that command.

Session

Command	What it does	Parity
/resume	List recent sessions (id, title, cwd, availability, start time) so you can pick one to resume. Switching is host-owned (dsh --resume <id>).	Partial
/branch [note]	Fork the current session into a new child branch and report the child session id. Switching to the child requires a restart.	Partial
/compact	Compact the session, with optional preservation instructions.	Full
/rename <title>	Pin an explicit user title on the current session.	Full
/export	Write the current session transcript to a file as markdown (default) or lossless JSON. Pasted credentials are redacted one-way before the file is written (a dsh-cc extension; extra patterns via the cc-secrets namespace). Known gap: on web profiles the native CC /export bypasses this redaction.	Partial
/tasks	List caller-visible background jobs and their status.	Partial
/agents	List, inspect, stop, and release continuable background agents: /agents <id> for detail, /agents stop <id> to interrupt one (it stays resumable), /agents release <id> to evict the child's resident activation and free its capacity slot (not continuable in this session afterwards). /agents attach <id> is a reserved, unimplemented namespace.	Partial
/plan	Plan mode channel (exit via exit_plan_mode).	Full
/learn [apply|all|days=N]	Distill recurring session failure patterns into workspace memory. Dry-run by default — only apply writes. apply writes the session-learnings memory topic (a managed marker block, regenerated wholesale; content outside the block is untouched) and updates MEMORY.md; all scans every project instead of the current workspace; days=N overrides the recency window (default 14). Scanning walks the durable session store, decompressing recent session.v3.jsonl.zstd logs within the window (with legacy session.jsonl.zstd fallback). Tuned via the cc-learn settings namespace (enabled default true, days 14, min-occurrences 2).	Full

Model & provider

Command	What it does	Parity
/provider	Manage LLM providers and API keys. Subcommands: /provider list prints current routes, /provider add <preset-id> walks a wizard for built-in presets (Moonshot, Z.AI/Zhipu, DeepSeek) or a custom endpoint, /provider remove <route> removes a route. The detail view rotates keys, refreshes the model list, and sets the default. Keys go to the credential store (~/.dsh/.credentials.yaml), never settings.	Full
/model <n|provider/id>	List or switch the active model.	Full
/effort <level|default>	Set reasoning effort for the current model. Where this sits in effort precedence: Model routing.	—

Configuration

Command	What it does	Parity
/config	Show or update effective configuration namespaces (text-only render/patch with an allowlisted key set, not an interactive editor).	Partial
/permissions [mode]	Inspect or change permission mode/rules (CC rule-engine modes); the bare invocation opens a TUI overlay. In auto mode, suspended allow rules are annotated "suspended in auto mode". /permissions lint reports rule-hygiene findings (malformed rules, exact duplicates, prefix-subsumed rules, bare whole-tool Bash allows, unknown tool names) grouped by source with a proposed before/after diff; --apply cleans the user settings layer only.	Full
/auto-mode	Read-only introspection of the auto-mode classifier, no model call: /auto-mode defaults prints the built-in slot lists as JSON; /auto-mode config prints the effective trusted-scoped permissions.autoMode slice; /auto-mode review [full] shows the current session's last 20 classifier/probe verdicts (full prints the stored inputs when auditFullText is on). See Permission modes.	Partial
/memory	List memdir memory files (name, type, first line) or print one memory's body by name.	Full
/skills	List every available skill with description, source, and invocation policy (model, user, or both).	Full
/init	Scan a project and scaffold CLAUDE.md via a queued model turn.	Partial
/mcp	Manage MCP connections: /mcp lists registered servers (name, connection state, tool count, OAuth requirement), /mcp reconnect <name>, /mcp disconnect <name>. /mcp migrate imports servers from Claude Code config files into $DSH_HOME/.mcp.json (raw entries verbatim, atomic write, .bak backup).	Full
/plugin	Manage plugins and marketplaces: list [--enabled|--disabled], install|uninstall|enable|disable|update <plugin[@mkt]> [--scope user|project|local], marketplace list|add <source>|remove <name>|update [name]. Text output only (no interactive menu); a static trust-warning line replaces interactive consent; installs trigger a rescan — restart the session for new agents/hooks. Not implemented: details/eval/init/prune/tag/validate, --config, --sparse, managed scope.	Partial
/reload-plugins	Rescan the on-disk discovery roots and remount plugins live.	Full
/preset	Show the agent-preset roster, or switch this session and the saved default (/preset <id>; persisted via vwa-preset.selectedDefault). No Claude Code counterpart — dsh-cc-specific.	Full
/output-style	Manage output styles.	Full

System & diagnostics

Command	What it does	Parity
/doctor	Session health report (--verbose for the verbose rendering, --json for a JSON file under $DSH_HOME).	Full
/status	Session status summary: current model, permission preset, session id, working directory.	Full
/diff	Show git diff summary or a file diff via the shell; also inspects CLAUDE.md / settings differences.	Full
/commit-split	Advisory dry-run: reads the working-tree change (status, staged, unstaged) and asks the blueprint lane for an ordered atomic-commit split plan (message, files, dependency edges). It never commits; lockfiles go to a trailing chore(deps) group. When blueprint is unconfigured, a note reports the inherited main-model route.	Full
/cost	Per-model session usage and cost, folded against the deployment price table. The CC preset ships a starter table of official published list prices (USD per 1M tokens); a runtime id with a route prefix (e.g. llmbox_ant/glm-5.3) matches the bare model row via /-suffix longest-row-wins matching, and there is no * wildcard — unmatched models report "no price configured" instead of a misleading zero cost. Prices live in the preset's modelTable config.	Full
/cache-health	Shows prompt-cache prefix stability (stable prefix segment count, estimated tokens, changed-since-last-call flag, drift table) joined with provider-metered cache read/write ratios for this session. A passive observer, detector-only: it reports, never rewrites requests. Disabling is composition config (config.enabled in the CC preset's cordis yml), not a settings namespace.	Full
/stats	Session event statistics: turn and step counts, tool-call distribution, token usage totals.	Full
/version	Print the plugin bundle version and, when the host surfaces one, the harness version.	Full
/release-notes	Print the bundled release notes changelog.	Full
/help	List every registered slash command, or show one command's detail including its input hint (/help <cmd>).	Full

VWA preset commands

These commands mount only in the VWA agent preset. They are deliberately excluded from the parity matrix (which does not cover VWA-preset capabilities), so they carry no parity status:

• /vwa init — initialize the workspace VWA project.
• /vwa status — inspect the workspace VWA project.
• /vwa sign — user-only: only the user can run this command.
• /vwa adjudicate — user-only: only the user can run this command.

TUI-local commands

The following names are handled by the TUI itself (descriptions verbatim from packages/ui/tui/src/slash.ts). The preset-side /model and /exit are host-owned by design and out of parity scope; the dsh-native equivalents are these local commands.

Command	What it does	Parity
/quit	Exit the TUI session. On a launcher worktree session, offers to keep or remove the worktree.
/exit	Exit the TUI session.
/clear	Start a new conversation (empty context). Previous session stays resumable.
/new	Alias of /clear.
/reset	Alias of /clear.
/tui-help	Show TUI keyboard and command help.
/resume <sessionId>	Switch to a resumed session (picker or by id).
/model <n|provider/id>	List or switch the active model.
/effort <level|default>	Set reasoning effort for the current model. Where this sits in effort precedence: Model routing.
/agents [<id>|stop <id>|release <id>]	List, inspect, stop, or release background agents. release <id> evicts the child's resident activation and frees its capacity slot; it is not continuable in this session afterwards.
/cost	Show token usage.
/usage	Open the live token and context usage panel.
/export-md <path>	Export the transcript to a Markdown file.
/copy	Copy the latest assistant reply to the clipboard.
/provider [list | add <preset-id> | remove <route>]	Manage LLM provider routes and API keys.	Full
/onboard	Re-run the first-run setup (clears the onboarding opt-out).

Notes

• Every slash command — preset and TUI-local — accepts a trailing help (or -h / --help) argument that prints its usage, parameters, and subcommands without a model turn; the /help index advertises this.
• Plugin commands in the colon form plugin:command (e.g. codex:review) dispatch through the ccPlugins service and are treated as local commands by the TUI.
• Saved workflows (.claude/workflows/<name>.js in the project, shadowing $DSH_HOME/workflows/<name>.js) mount as /<name> commands at session start; new saves mount next session. See Background tasks.
• A hand-typed unknown /name that no registered command matches falls through to a user prompt, so user-invocable skills reach the model the same way a menu pick would.
• dsh-cc is not Claude Code and is not a wrapper around Claude Code.