Slash commands, context & keys

Slash commands

Type / in the interactive UI to open the command menu.

Command	What it does
`/resume`	Resume a past conversation.
`/artifacts`	Browse and view any artifact in full. See Artifacts.
`/export`	Export the conversation to markdown.
`/copy`	Copy the last message or artifact.
`/rename`	Rename the current conversation.
`/theme`	Switch theme (dark / light / ascii).
`/doctor`	Auth, MCP, and terminal diagnostics.
`/repos`	List and select repositories.
`/memory`	View and manage repo memory.
`/usage`	Show token usage.
`/tools`	List available tools.
`/mcp`	Show local MCP server health and tools.
`/status`	Show session and connection status.
`/context`	Show the attached context.
`/vim`	Toggle vim editing mode.
`/clear`	Clear the screen.
`/help`	List all commands.

Press @ to attach org data as context chips: repos, runs, branches, test cases, environments, suites, or tags.

❯ @checkout-repo @run:4891 @branch:main summarize the regressions

Press ! to run a local command. Its output lands in the transcript and attaches to your next message, so the cloud agent can see it.

❯ ! git log --oneline -5

Ctrl+R — reverse history search, persistent across sessions.
Message queueing — press Enter while a turn streams to queue input (FIFO auto-submit).
Kill-ring editing — Ctrl+K / Ctrl+U / Ctrl+W / Ctrl+Y, and Alt+Y.
Esc — interrupt a streaming turn and stash the draft to history.
Vim mode — /vim enables NORMAL/VISUAL with motions, operators, text objects, counts, undo, and dot-repeat.
Custom keybindings — /keybindings; custom statusline via testrelic config set statusLine <cmd>.