Interactive Mode

This page provides a complete reference for the Command Code's interactive mode.

Slash Commands

List of the main interactive slash commands and their descriptions.

Slash Commands	Description	Example
`/init`	Initialize `AGENTS.md`	`/init`
`/memory`	Manage project memory	`/memory`
`/resume`	Resume a past conversation	`/resume`
`/share`	Share conversation	`/share`
`/unshare`	Stop sharing	`/unshare`
`/taste`	Manage taste learning	`/taste`
`/model`	Switch between Command Code models	`/model`
`/clear`	Clear conversation history	`/clear`
`/agents`	Manage agents	`/agents`
`/compact`	Compact conversation history	`/compact`
`/help`	Show commands	`/help`
`/exit`	Exit session	`/exit`

List of the shortcuts that are available during interactive sessions:

Shortcut	Description	Notes
`/` at start	Slash command	See slash commands
`!` at start	Bash mode	Run commands directly and add execution output to the session
`@`	File path mention	Trigger file path autocomplete

List of keyboard shortcuts available in interactive mode:

Shortcut	Description	Notes
`Ctrl+G`	Open in external editor	Edit in `$EDITOR`. See setting up your editor.
`Alt+P`	Quick model switch	Switch between models (`Option+P` on macOS)
`Ctrl+C`	Cancel / Exit	Press once to cancel, twice to exit
`Ctrl+J`	New line	Insert newline in multi-line input

Command Code uses the $EDITOR environment variable to open files. This is used by features like Ctrl+G and the /skills command.

Add the EDITOR environment variable to your shell configuration file, then restart your terminal or source the file.

# Add to ~/.bashrc and reload
echo 'export EDITOR="code"' >> ~/.bashrc
source ~/.bashrc

# Add to ~/.zshrc and reload
echo 'export EDITOR="code"' >> ~/.zshrc
source ~/.zshrc

# Set permanently (restart terminal after)
setx EDITOR "code"

Common editors: