Claude Code's commands in Moontors

Works in Moontors

Sent to the agent

/advisor: Let Claude consult a stronger model at key moments.
/artifact-capabilities: The runtime capabilities a published Artifact can be granted.
/artifact-components: Embed reusable components in an Artifact.
/artifact-data-table: Publish a data-table Artifact from a template.
/artifact-diagramming: Diagramming guidance for Artifacts.
/artifact-explainer: Publish an explainer Artifact from a template.
/artifact-pr-review: Publish a pull request review briefing Artifact from a template.
/artifact-report: Publish a report Artifact from a template.
/batch: Plan a large change, then have background agents each open a pull request.
/claude-api: Build and debug apps that use the Claude API.
/claude-code-docs: Answer questions about Claude Code’s features and settings.
/commit: Create a git commit.
/commit-push-pr: Commit, push and open a pull request.
/dataviz: Chart and dashboard design guidance.
/debug: Turn on debug logging and investigate problems.
/deep-research: Research a question across many web sources, check its claims and write a cited report. Moontors couldn’t test it, as no account it records with has it.
/design: Work on claude.ai Design projects from the session.
/design-consent: Grant Claude access to your Design projects.
/design-revoke: Revoke Claude’s access to your Design projects.
/design-sync: Push your design system’s components to claude.ai/design.
/doc: Publish a working document Artifact.
/doctor: Check the setup and fix what it finds. Also /checkup.
/explain-usage: See where the session’s tokens went, in plain words.
/fewer-permission-prompts: Pre-approve safe read-only commands, from your usage.
/goal: Set a condition Claude keeps working toward until it is met.
/heapdump: Write a heap dump of Claude Code.
/insights: Write a report analyzing your Claude Code sessions.
/list-agents: List the subagents, teammates and other Claude sessions you can message. Also /peers.
/loop: Run a prompt or command on an interval. Also /proactive.
/pr: Create a pull request.
/prototype: Prototype an idea as a working Artifact.
/recap: Recap the conversation in a line.
/run: Launch the project’s app to see the change working.
/run-skill-generator: Create a skill that knows how to run the project’s app.
/simplify: Clean up the changed code without changing what it does.
/skill-doctor: Show which loaded skills go unused and cost context.
/slides: Publish a slide deck Artifact.
/team-onboarding: Help teammates ramp up on Claude Code, with a guide from your usage.
/verify: Check that a change does what it should, by running it end to end.
/whiteboard: Pair on a whiteboard Artifact: you draw, Claude answers on it.
/workflow-authoring: The reference for writing Workflow tool scripts.
/workshop: Build a design together, one decision at a time.

A Moontors view

/agents: Moontors’ /agents lists the subagents.
/context: Opens the context meter.
/diff: Moontors’ /diff shows this session’s changes.
/help: Moontors’ /help lists the session’s commands, with what each does.
/hooks: Moontors’ /hooks shows the hooks and switches them.
/mcp: Moontors’ /mcp shows the MCP servers and switches them.
/memory: Moontors’ /memory shows the instruction files the agent reads.
/plugin: Moontors’ /plugins shows the plugins and switches them. Also /plugins, /marketplace.
/reload-plugins: A Reload in the configuration view.
/reload-skills: A Reload in the configuration view.
/sandbox: The configuration view shows the sandbox’s mode and rules.
/skills: Moontors’ /skills shows the skills and switches them.
/status: Moontors’ /status shows the session’s agent, account, context and usage.
/tasks: Opens the background tasks strip. Also /bashes.
/usage: /status shows the usage and its limits. Also /cost, /stats.

A setting

/autocompact: Kept on the session and applied at launch, as the model is.
/fast: Kept on the session and applied at launch, as the model is.
/output-style: Kept on the session and applied at launch, as the model is.

An action

/add-dir: Moontors’ /add-dir lets the agent work in another folder too.
/branch: Forks the session at a point you pick in the transcript.
/btw: Moontors’ /btw asks a side question that leaves the conversation as it is.
/cd: Moves the session to another folder, resuming Claude’s conversation there.
/clear: Moontors’ /clear starts a new conversation. Also /reset, /new.
/code-review: Moontors’ /review reviews this session’s changes. Also /review.
/compact: Moontors’ /compact summarizes the conversation to free up context.
/export: Moontors’ /export saves the transcript as a Markdown file.
/init: Moontors’ /init writes the CLAUDE.md file.
/logout: Moontors’ /logout signs out of Claude.
/rename: Moontors’ /rename renames the session. Also /name.
/rewind: Moontors’ /rewind goes back to before one of your prompts. Also /checkpoint, /undo.
/security-review: Moontors’ /security-review reviews this session’s changes for security issues.
/subtask: Forks into a new background session with the full context, and brings its result back to this one.

A link

/bug: Opens Claude Code’s issue form in the browser. Also /share.
/extra-usage: Opens claude.ai’s usage settings in the browser.
/feedback: Opens Claude Code’s issue form in the browser.
/install-github-app: Opens the Claude GitHub app’s page in the browser.
/install-slack-app: Opens the Claude Slack app in the browser.
/passes: Opens the guest passes page in the browser.
/privacy-settings: Opens claude.ai’s privacy settings in the browser.
/rate-limit-options: Opens claude.ai’s upgrade page in the browser.
/release-notes: Opens Claude Code’s changelog in the browser.
/upgrade: Opens claude.ai’s upgrade page in the browser.
/usage-credits: Opens claude.ai’s usage settings in the browser.

Depends on your account

These work only where your account, Claude Code’s features or your settings turn them on; what decides each is named with it. Moontors shows each as your session has it.

/advisor: A flag Anthropic’s server sets per account.
/artifact-capabilities: claude.ai sign-ins with Artifacts.
/artifact-components: claude.ai sign-ins with Artifacts.
/artifact-data-table: claude.ai sign-ins with Artifacts.
/artifact-diagramming: claude.ai sign-ins with Artifacts.
/artifact-explainer: claude.ai sign-ins with Artifacts.
/artifact-pr-review: claude.ai sign-ins with Artifacts.
/artifact-report: claude.ai sign-ins with Artifacts.
/claude-code-docs: Off by default.
/deep-research: A flag Anthropic’s server sets per account.
/design: claude.ai sign-ins, where the organization allows Design.
/design-consent: claude.ai sign-ins, where the organization allows Design.
/design-revoke: claude.ai sign-ins, where the organization allows Design.
/design-sync: claude.ai sign-ins, where the organization allows Design.
/doc: claude.ai sign-ins with Artifacts.
/extra-usage: Eligible plans.
/fast: Models with fast mode, on eligible plans.
/heapdump: Where the organization allows it.
/insights: Where the organization allows it.
/passes: Eligible accounts.
/privacy-settings: claude.ai sign-ins.
/prototype: claude.ai sign-ins with Artifacts.
/rate-limit-options: claude.ai sign-ins.
/sandbox: Platforms the sandbox supports.
/slides: claude.ai sign-ins with Artifacts.
/team-onboarding: Where the organization allows it.
/upgrade: claude.ai sign-ins.
/usage-credits: Eligible plans.
/whiteboard: claude.ai sign-ins with Artifacts.
/workshop: claude.ai sign-ins with Artifacts.

Not in Moontors

Only in the terminal

They need Claude Code’s own terminal, which Moontors doesn’t show.

/brief: Turn brief-only mode on or off. It changes what Claude Code’s terminal shows.
/claim-credit: Open the page of the offer shown at start-up. It opens the offer Claude Code’s terminal shows at start-up.
/color: Set the prompt bar’s color. It belongs to Claude Code’s own terminal, which Moontors doesn’t show.
/copy: Copy Claude’s last response, or the one before it. Select text in the transcript to copy it.
/daemon: Manage Claude Code’s background server. It manages Claude Code’s own background services, in its terminal.
/exit: Exit Claude Code. A session runs until you archive it. Also /quit.
/focus: Show only your prompt, a summary and the response. It belongs to Claude Code’s own terminal, which Moontors doesn’t show.
/ide: Manage the IDE connection. Moontors has no IDE connection; type @ in the composer to name a file.
/keybindings: Open your keyboard shortcuts file. It belongs to Claude Code’s own terminal, which Moontors doesn’t show.
/limit-reset: Use a limit reset and keep working. Claude Code offers it only in its terminal, once a session limit is reached.
/low-priority: Go on at a lower priority after reaching the session limit. Claude Code takes it only in its terminal, once a session limit is reached.
/plugin-authoring: Make a mod: a pane, band, status line, toast or hook in Claude Code’s own interface. Its mods change Claude Code’s own terminal and app, which Moontors doesn’t show.
/powerup: Learn Claude Code’s features in short interactive lessons. The lessons run in Claude Code’s own terminal.
/pro-trial-expired: Options for when the Pro trial has ended. It’s the terminal’s own screen when a Pro trial ends, not a command to type.
/radio: Listen to Claude FM lo-fi radio. It belongs to Claude Code’s own terminal, which Moontors doesn’t show.
/restart: Restart Claude Code, updating it. It restarts Claude Code’s own terminal process; Moontors relaunches a session’s agent itself. Also /update.
/scroll-speed: Adjust the mouse wheel’s scroll speed. It belongs to Claude Code’s own terminal, which Moontors doesn’t show.
/statusline: Set up Claude Code’s status line. It belongs to Claude Code’s own terminal, which Moontors doesn’t show.
/stickers: Order Claude Code stickers. It belongs to Claude Code’s own terminal, which Moontors doesn’t show.
/terminal-setup: Set up the terminal’s keys for multiline input. It belongs to Claude Code’s own terminal, which Moontors doesn’t show.
/theme: Choose the theme. It belongs to Claude Code’s own terminal, which Moontors doesn’t show.
/tui: Choose the terminal’s renderer. It belongs to Claude Code’s own terminal, which Moontors doesn’t show.
/vim: A pointer to Vim mode in /config. Its keys moved to Claude Code’s /config, the terminal’s own settings.
/workflows: Browse the running and finished workflows. It browses workflows in Claude Code’s own terminal.

Handed off elsewhere

They hand the session to another app or to Claude Code’s cloud.

/artifacts: Browse your published and shared Artifacts. Your Artifacts are on claude.ai.
/autofix-pr: Watch the current PR and fix the issues it gets. Moontors runs sessions on this machine, not in Anthropic’s cloud.
/cloud-plugins: Choose whether cloud sessions use the plugins enabled on this machine. Moontors runs sessions on this machine, not in Anthropic’s cloud.
/design-login: Authorize design-system access for /design-sync with your claude.ai account. It connects Claude Code’s own sign-in to claude.ai’s Design.
/desktop: Continue the session in Claude Desktop. The session runs in Moontors, which doesn’t hand it to another app. Also /app.
/mobile: Get the Claude mobile app. Moontors doesn’t hand the session to the phone. Also /ios, /android.
/remote-control: Control the session from your phone or claude.ai/code. Moontors doesn’t hand the session to the phone or the web. Also /rc.
/remote-env: Choose the default cloud environment. Moontors runs sessions on this machine, not in Anthropic’s cloud.
/schedule: Create and manage routines: cloud agents on a schedule. Moontors runs sessions on this machine, not in Anthropic’s cloud. Also /routines.
/session: Show the cloud session’s URL and QR code. Moontors runs sessions on this machine, not in Anthropic’s cloud. Also /remote.
/teleport: Send the session to the cloud, or resume one from claude.ai. Moontors runs sessions on this machine, not in Anthropic’s cloud. Also /tp.
/ultraplan: Draft an editable plan in a cloud session. Moontors runs sessions on this machine, not in Anthropic’s cloud.
/ultrareview: Run a deep bug-hunting review in the cloud. It runs a paid review in Anthropic’s cloud, which Moontors doesn’t do.
/web-setup: Set up cloud sessions with your GitHub account. Moontors runs sessions on this machine, not in Anthropic’s cloud.

Voice

They take your voice, which Moontors doesn’t listen to.

/voice: Turn voice input on or off. Moontors doesn’t take voice input.

Moontors has its own way

Moontors does the same from its own screens, named with each.

/background: Send the session to the background, freeing the terminal. Every Moontors session already runs in the background. Also /bg.
/effort: Set the model’s effort. The model picker beside the composer sets the model and effort.
/fork: Fork the conversation into a new background session. The session’s Fork button forks it into a new session.
/login: Sign in, or switch accounts. Moontors’ sign-in signs in to Claude, Switch account in Accounts changes the account, and /logout signs out.
/model: Choose the model. The model picker beside the composer sets the model and effort.
/permissions: Manage the allow and deny rules for tools. The permission mode picker beside the composer sets what the agent may do, and the configuration view lists the rules. Also /allowed-tools.
/plan: Turn on plan mode, or show the session’s plan. The permission mode picker beside the composer switches to Plan.
/resume: Resume a past conversation. Each session on the board keeps its conversation; open it to go on. Also /continue.
/stop: Stop this background session, keeping its transcript and worktree. Archive the session to stop it.

Changes the vendor’s settings

They write Claude Code’s settings, which you change in Claude Code itself.

/auto-mode-setup: Teach auto mode about your environment, with optional rule changes. It writes Claude Code’s settings, which Moontors copies in at each launch, so the change wouldn’t last; make it in Claude Code.
/config: Open Claude Code’s settings, or set one by key. It writes Claude Code’s settings, which Moontors copies in at each launch, so the change wouldn’t last; make it in Claude Code. Also /settings.
/import: Import config from another coding agent. It writes Claude Code’s settings, which Moontors copies in at each launch, so the change wouldn’t last; make it in Claude Code.
/setup-bedrock: Reconfigure Amazon Bedrock’s sign-in, region or model pins. It writes Claude Code’s settings, which Moontors copies in at each launch, so the change wouldn’t last; make it in Claude Code.
/setup-claude: Guided setup: pick a role, install a plugin, try a skill, connect tools. It writes Claude Code’s settings, which Moontors copies in at each launch, so the change wouldn’t last; make it in Claude Code. Also /setup-cowork.
/setup-vertex: Reconfigure Google Vertex AI’s sign-in, project, region or model pins. It writes Claude Code’s settings, which Moontors copies in at each launch, so the change wouldn’t last; make it in Claude Code.
/update-config: Change settings: hooks, permissions and environment variables. It writes Claude Code’s settings, which Moontors copies in at each launch, so the change wouldn’t last; make it in Claude Code.

Changes your own setup

They change setup outside Moontors that your own Claude Code uses too.

/chrome: Open the Claude in Chrome settings. Connecting Chrome rewrites Chrome’s native-messaging setup in your home to point at Moontors’ Claude, which would take over your own Claude Code’s Chrome connection.
/claude-in-chrome: Let Claude browse and work in your Chrome. Connecting Chrome rewrites Chrome’s native-messaging setup in your home to point at Moontors’ Claude, which would take over your own Claude Code’s Chrome connection.

Never offered

No account can have these: they’re off in Claude Code’s released builds, internal to it, or only in its development builds.

/__remote-workflow: An internal command for running workflows remotely. It’s an internal command of Claude Code’s.
/loops: List, create and delete loops. Claude Code’s released builds have it off.
/pause-memory: Pause or resume memory. Claude Code’s released builds have it off. Also /memory-pause, /toggle-memory.
/version: Show the session’s version. Claude Code’s released builds have it off.
/wellbeing: Set up break reminders. Claude Code’s released builds have it off. Also /breaks, /break-reminder, /downtime.
/workflow-launch-exec: An internal command for launching workflows. It’s an internal command of Claude Code’s.

Moontors’ own commands

Moontors runs these itself with Claude Code, which has no command of the name: /archive, /delete, /reload. What each does is in Moontors’ conversation commands guide.

Not with Claude Code, as it can’t do them:

/approve, which Codex has
/apps, which Codex has
/commands, which Gemini CLI has
/daybreak, which Codex has
/experimental, which Codex has
/memories, which Codex has
/policies, which Gemini CLI has
/setup-default-sandbox, which Codex has
/tools, which Gemini CLI has

Not supported yet

A command Claude Code reports that this page doesn’t know yet, as a newer release brings, shows in the / list as “not supported yet” and can’t be run until a Moontors update adds it.