Grok Build's commands in Moontors
Works in Moontors
Sent to the agent
/deep-research: Research a question with parallel agents and write a cited report./feedback: Send xAI feedback about the session./goal: Set, check, pause, resume or clear an autonomous goal./loop: Run a prompt on a recurring interval./workflow: Start a saved workflow, or list, pause, resume, stop or save a run.
A Moontors view
/config-agents: Moontors’ /agents lists the agents. Also/agents./context: Opens the context meter./hooks: Moontors’ /hooks shows the hooks and switches them./mcps: Moontors’ /mcp shows the MCP servers and switches them, and /mcp loginstarts that server’s sign-in. /memory: The configuration view’s Memory section turns Grok Build’s memory on or off. Also/mem./plugins: Moontors’ /plugins shows the plugins and switches them./session-info: Moontors’ /status shows the session’s agent, account, context and usage. Also/status,/info./settings: The configuration view shows the settings Grok Build’s files set. Also/config,/preferences,/prefs./skills: Moontors’ /skills shows the skills and switches them./usage: /status shows the usage and its limits. Managing billing stays in Grok Build’s own terminal. Also/cost.
A setting
/context-window: Kept on the session and taken live, as Grok’s own switch takes it: opens the session’s Context setting, offered where the model lists more than one window.
An action
/btw: Moontors’ /btw asks a side question that leaves the conversation as it is./compact: Moontors’ /compact summarizes the conversation to free up context./delete: Moontors’ delete removes the session from the board./export: Moontors’ /export saves the transcript as a Markdown file./logout: Moontors’ /logout signs out of Grok Build./new: Moontors’ /clear starts a new conversation. Also/clear./rename: Moontors’ /rename renames the session. Also/title./rewind: Moontors’ /rewind goes back to before one of your prompts. Also/undo.
A link
/docs: Opens Grok Build’s documentation in the browser. Also/howto,/guides.
Depends on your account
These work only where your account, Grok Build’s features or your settings turn them on; what decides each is named with it. Moontors shows each as your session has it.
/usage: Signed in with grok.com.
Not in Moontors
Only in the terminal
They need Grok Build’s own terminal, which Moontors doesn’t show.
/auto: Turn auto-review on or off, a classifier approving the safe tool calls. Only Grok Build’s own terminal can run it; Moontors talks to Grok Build over ACP, which doesn’t offer it./compact-mode: Turn the denser display on or off. It changes Grok Build’s terminal, which Moontors doesn’t show./copy: Copy the latest answer. Select text in the transcript to copy it./density: Set how much of each tool call the transcript shows. It changes Grok Build’s terminal, which Moontors doesn’t show./doctor: Check the terminal’s clipboard, color, input, notifications and sandbox. It changes Grok Build’s terminal, which Moontors doesn’t show. Also/terminal-setup,/terminal-check,/terminal-info./dream: Fold the memory notes into topics now. Only Grok Build’s own terminal can run it; Moontors talks to Grok Build over ACP, which doesn’t offer it./edit-prompt: Write the prompt in an external editor. Moontors writes the prompt in its own composer./flush: Save memory from the session’s finished turns now. Only Grok Build’s own terminal can run it; Moontors talks to Grok Build over ACP, which doesn’t offer it./fullscreen: Switch the session to the fullscreen display. It changes Grok Build’s terminal, which Moontors doesn’t show. Also/full./history: Search the session’s earlier prompts. It changes Grok Build’s terminal, which Moontors doesn’t show./imagine: Generate an image from a description. Only Grok Build’s own terminal can run it; Moontors talks to Grok Build over ACP, which doesn’t offer it./imagine-video: Generate a video from a description. Only Grok Build’s own terminal can run it; Moontors talks to Grok Build over ACP, which doesn’t offer it./minimal: Switch the session to the scrollback-native display. It changes Grok Build’s terminal, which Moontors doesn’t show./multiline: Turn multiline input on or off. It changes Grok Build’s terminal, which Moontors doesn’t show. Also/ml./personas: Create, edit and delete personas. Only Grok Build’s own terminal can run it; Moontors talks to Grok Build over ACP, which doesn’t offer it./plan: Enter plan mode. Only Grok Build’s own terminal can run it; Moontors talks to Grok Build over ACP, which doesn’t offer it./privacy: Choose whether xAI may train on the account’s coding data. Only Grok Build’s own terminal can run it; Moontors talks to Grok Build over ACP, which doesn’t offer it./quit: Quit Grok Build. A session runs until you archive it. Also/exit./release-notes: Show this version’s release notes. Only Grok Build’s own terminal can run it; Moontors talks to Grok Build over ACP, which doesn’t offer it. Also/changelog./remember: Save a note to global memory. Only Grok Build’s own terminal can run it; Moontors talks to Grok Build over ACP, which doesn’t offer it./theme: Choose the color theme. It changes Grok Build’s terminal, which Moontors doesn’t show. Also/t./timestamps: Choose which rows show the time. It changes Grok Build’s terminal, which Moontors doesn’t show./tutorial: Take the tour of Grok Build’s terminal app. It changes Grok Build’s terminal, which Moontors doesn’t show. Also/tour,/onboarding./view-plan: Show the saved plan. Only Grok Build’s own terminal can run it; Moontors talks to Grok Build over ACP, which doesn’t offer it. Also/show-plan,/plan-view./vim-mode: Turn Vim-style keys on or off. It changes Grok Build’s terminal, which Moontors doesn’t show./workflows: Browse the saved workflows. Only Grok Build’s own terminal can run it; Moontors talks to Grok Build over ACP, which doesn’t offer it.
Moontors has its own way
Moontors does the same from its own screens, named with each.
/always-approve: Turn always-approve on or off, skipping every permission prompt. The permission mode picker beside the composer switches to Bypass and back./dashboard: Show the live roster of sessions. The board shows every session at once. Also/agents-dashboard,/sessions./effort: Set the current model’s reasoning effort. The model picker beside the composer sets the model and effort./fork: Branch the session into a new one, with its history so far. The session’s Fork button forks it into a new session./home: Leave the session for the welcome screen. Each session on the board keeps its conversation; open it to go on. Also/welcome./login: Sign in again. Moontors’ sign-in signs in to Grok Build./model: Switch the model, and its context window and effort. The model picker beside the composer sets the model and effort. Also/m./resume: Reload a previous session. Each session on the board keeps its conversation; open it to go on.
Changes your own setup
They change setup outside Moontors that your own Grok Build uses too.
/import-claude: Bring Claude Code’s settings into Grok Build’s. It writes Grok Build’s own config, which Moontors leaves to Grok Build itself./marketplace: Browse and install plugins. Installing plugins stays with Grok Build’s own terminal app.
Moontors’ own commands
Moontors runs these itself with Grok Build, which has no command of the name: /diff, /mcp, /tasks, /archive, /subtask, /help, /memories. What each does is in Moontors’ conversation commands guide.
Not with Grok Build, as it can’t do them:
/add-dir, which Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI have/approve, which Codex has/apps, which Codex has/branch, which Claude Code and Codex have/cd, which Claude Code and Codex have/commands, which Gemini CLI has/daybreak, which Codex has/experimental, which Codex has/fast, which Claude Code and Codex have/init, which Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI have/output-style, which Claude Code has/policies, which Gemini CLI has/recap, which Codex has/reload, which Claude Code has/review, which Claude Code and Codex have/sandbox, which Claude Code has/security-review, which Claude Code has/setup-default-sandbox, which Codex has/tools, which Gemini CLI has
Not supported yet
A command Grok Build 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.