Slash commands

Inside the REPL, press / at an empty prompt to open the slash-command palette. It is fuzzy matched and surfaces three sources together:

1. Built-in commands — the registry listed below.
2. Custom commands from ~/.lime/commands/*.md — see Custom slash commands.
3. Plugin-provided commands registered by enabled plugins.

Built-ins shadow collisions. The list below is verified against crates/commands/src/lib.rs (SLASH_COMMAND_SPECS).

Resume support

Commands marked resume-safe can run non-interactively via lime --resume <ref> /<cmd>. Others print a clear error pointing at the correct invocation.

Session & visibility

Command	Aliases	Args	Resume-safe	Description
/help	—	—	✓	Show available slash commands.
/status	—	—	✓	Session, model, token, workspace, and provider status.
/sandbox	—	—	✓	Show sandbox isolation status.
/memory	—	—	✓	Inspect loaded agent memory and instruction files.
/version	—	—	✓	CLI version and build info.
/logs	—	—	✓	Open the current session’s log file.
/doctor	—	—	✓	Installation and environment diagnostics.

Sessions

Command	Aliases	Args	Resume-safe	Description
/clear	—	—	✓	Reset the current local REPL session.
/new	—	—		Start a new managed session.
/resume	—	[session-path | session-id | latest]		Continue from a previous session.
/rename	—	[title]	✓	Rename the current session.
/compact	—	—	✓	Compact local session history into a rolling summary.

Workspace & git

Command	Aliases	Args	Resume-safe	Description
/init	—	—	✓	Initialize AGENTS.md from a fresh codebase analysis.
/commit	—	—		Generate a commit message and create a git commit.
/pr	—	[context]		Draft or open a pull request from the conversation.
/issue	—	[context]		Draft or open a GitHub issue from the conversation.
/review	—	[instructions]		Review staged or workspace changes.
/undo	—	—		Undo all file changes from the previous agent turn.

Config & runtime

Command	Aliases	Args	Resume-safe	Description
/model	/models	[slug]		Show or switch active model.
/permissions	—	[default | plan | acceptEdits | bypassPermissions | dontAsk]		Show or switch permission mode.
/config	—	[env | hooks | model | plugins]	✓	Inspect merged config sections.
/mcp	—	[list | status | browse | enable | disable | reconnect] [name]	✓	Manage MCP servers.
/lsp	—	[list | status | install | start | stop | restart | doctor] [server]	✓	Manage built-in LSP servers.
/login	—	[status]		Run login or show login status.
/logout	—	—		Clear stored credentials.

Discovery & extensions

Command	Aliases	Args	Resume-safe	Description
/agents	—	[list | show <name> | create <name> | edit <name> | delete <name> | help]	✓	List configured sub-agents.
/skills	—	[list | help]	✓	List available skills.
/command	/cmd, /commands	[list | show <name> | create <name> | edit <name> | delete <name> | help]	✓	Manage custom slash command templates.
/plugin	/plugins	[list | install <path> | enable <name> | disable <name> | uninstall <id> | update <id>]		Manage Lime plugins.
/tasks	—	—		Show live sub-agents spawned in this session.
/plan	—	[task]		Switch to plan mode and submit a structured planning prompt.

Aliases

• /models → alias for /model.
• /plugins → alias for /plugin.
• /cmd, /commands → aliases for /command.

Direct CLI invocation

A subset of slash commands can be invoked non-interactively via lime --resume. For example:

lime --resume latest /diff
lime --resume latest /memory
lime --resume <session-id> /commit

Commands that require a live REPL (model picker, permission UI, plan-mode gate) print an actionable error in the non-interactive path.

Custom slash commands

Drop a Markdown file into ~/.lime/commands/<name>.md (user-scoped only). The filename becomes the trigger; the body becomes the prompt template.

---
description: Summarize a code review for the team channel
argument-hint: [pr-number]
---

Read the PR description and diff for PR #{ARGS}, then write a 3-bullet
summary suitable for the team Slack channel.

Placeholders: {ARGS} (full argument string) and {ARG1}, {ARG2}, … (positional). When no placeholder is present and arguments are supplied, the arguments are appended as a new paragraph.

See Custom slash commands for the full discussion.