Slash commands

Slash commands let you control Chat from the composer — switching agents, entering Meta-Agent mode, or clearing your active session — without touching any UI controls. Type / to see available commands in a menu, or type the command directly and send it.

/agent

The /agent command manages which agent is active in Chat. It has three forms:

List agents

Lists all agents available in your organization, across all projects. Each row shows the agent's name, its ID, and whether it's the currently active one. Use this to browse what's available before switching.

Switch to a different agent

Switches the active agent to the one matching <name>. The match is case-insensitive and works on partial names — if you type enough to uniquely identify the agent, it will find it.

If the agent belongs to a different project than your current one, Chat loads the correct project automatically. The session resets to the new agent.

Example:

Switches to an agent whose name contains "billing support". If multiple agents match, the first exact match wins; otherwise the first partial match is used.

Clear the active agent

Clears the current project and agent selection and shows the selector bar so you can pick a new one. The current session ends. Use this when you want to switch to an entirely different project, or when you want to start fresh.

/meta

The /meta command controls Meta-Agent mode.

Enter Meta-Agent mode

Enters Meta-Agent mode. The interface switches to the build conversation, the composer placeholder changes to Describe the agent you want to build…, and a banner appears to remind you how to exit.

Your current agent selection is preserved — exiting Meta-Agent mode returns to it.

Exit Meta-Agent mode

Exits Meta-Agent mode and returns to the previously active agent. The aliases /meta exit and /meta off do the same thing.

Command palette

All registered slash commands — including /agent and /meta — appear in the command palette. Open it by typing / in the composer. Scroll or type ahead to filter the list, then select a command to insert it into the composer.