Commands

Master all 14 built-in slash commands in Claude Dojo.

Slash Commands

Claude Dojo includes 14 powerful slash commands. Type / in the input field to see autocomplete suggestions.

Session Commands

/new

Start a new conversation session.

/new

/clear

Clear the current conversation history.

/clear

/export

Export the current session to a file.

/export              # Export as JSON
/export markdown     # Export as Markdown
/export html         # Export as HTML

/help

Display help information and available commands.

/help              # General help
/help commands     # List all commands
/help export       # Help for specific command

Search through conversation history.

/search api key    # Find messages containing "api key"

Model Commands

/model

View or change the current Claude model.

/model                      # Show current model
/model claude-sonnet-4-20250514  # Switch model

/system

View or modify the system prompt.

/system                    # Show current prompt
/system You are a helpful coding assistant.

Context Commands

/context

View current context usage and token counts.

/context

/compact

Compress conversation history to save context.

/compact

File Commands

/files

List files in the current working directory.

/files              # List all files
/files *.js         # List JavaScript files
/files src/         # List files in src directory

/read

Read a file and add it to the conversation.

/read package.json
/read src/index.js

Agent Commands

/agents

List all active sub-agents.

/agents

/kill

Terminate a running sub-agent.

/kill agent-id

Utility Commands

/settings

Open the settings panel.

/settings

Keyboard Shortcuts

ShortcutAction
Ctrl/Cmd + EnterSend message
Ctrl/Cmd + KClear input
Ctrl/Cmd + /Toggle command palette
Ctrl/Cmd + .Cancel current operation
Up ArrowPrevious message in history
Down ArrowNext message in history
EscapeClose dialogs

Tips

  • Commands are case-insensitive (/HELP works the same as /help)
  • Use Tab for autocomplete suggestions
  • Chain commands with semicolons: /clear; /new
  • Most commands support --help for usage information