Slash Commands
Slash commands are your primary way to interact with AI assistants. Simply type these commands in AI chat.
Command Overview
Main Workflow
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/ss-create | Create change + generate proposal |
/ss-tasks | Generate task list from proposal |
/ss-apply | Execute tasks one by one |
/ss-resume | Restore spec context |
/ss-archive | Archive completed change |
Quality & Discovery
| Command | Mode | Description |
|---|---|---|
/ss-clarify | General | Clarify ambiguity, record decisions |
/ss-checklist | Boost | Quality gates before apply |
/ss-lint | General | Check artifact size |
/ss-validate | Boost | Cross-reference consistency check |
/ss-status | General | View all change statuses |
/ss-search | General | Full-text search |
/ss-link | General | Add spec dependency |
/ss-deps | General | View dependency graph |
/ss-specs | General | Auto-split large specs |
Complete Workflow Examples
Standard Mode
You: /ss-create add-dark-mode
AI: Creating change, generating proposal.md
You: /ss-tasks
AI: Reading proposal, generating task list
You: /ss-apply
AI: Executing tasks one by one, marking complete
You: /ss-archive add-dark-mode
AI: Archiving changeBoost Mode
You: /ss-create add-user-auth -b
AI: Creating change with proposal + spec + design + tasks + checklist
You: /ss-tasks
AI: Reading proposal and spec, generating detailed tasks
You: /ss-checklist
AI: Checking quality gates
You: /ss-apply
AI: Executing tasks one by one
You: /ss-archive add-user-auth
AI: Archiving changeImplementing tasks
# First session
You: /ss-apply
AI: Executing tasks 1, 2, 3...
# Session ends
# New session
You: /ss-resume
AI: Restoring context, continuing tasks 4, 5...Command Parameter Format
Slash commands support these parameter formats:
Positional Parameters
/ss-create add-dark-modeFlag Parameters
/ss-create add-auth -b
/ss-create add-auth --boostKey-Value Parameters
/ss-create add-auth -d "OAuth2 integration"
/ss-create add-auth --description "OAuth2 integration"Combined Usage
/ss-create add-auth -b -c -d "OAuth2 with Google" --user jayTips & Tricks
1. Use Description Parameter
Adding description helps AI understand requirements better:
/ss-create add-auth -d "Implement OAuth2 login with Google and GitHub"2. Specify Developer
Use @user identifier in teams:
/ss-create add-feature @jay3. Use Intent Type
Clear intent helps generate accurate branch names:
/ss-create fix-login --intent-type bugfix4. Resume After Interruption
Use /ss-resume anytime to restore context:
/ss-resume