Plan
/planPlan first
Outline a task before changes.
When to use it
Before a checkout redesign: identify the affected files, acceptance criteria and checks. Then approve the plan.
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Usage & models
/usageSee your usage
Inspect usage and plan limits.
When to use it
Before a large task, compare available capacity with the expected work.
Context
/contextInspect context
See what occupies the context window.
When to use it
A long debugging session feels noisy? Inspect the biggest context contributors.
Context
/compactKeep what matters
Summarize this session to continue.
When to use it
Before continuing a long bug investigation, retain the failing test, changed files and remaining checks.
Context
/clearStart fresh
Reset context for unrelated work.
When to use it
Finished a pricing task? Begin the unrelated onboarding task in a fresh session.
Usage & models
/modelChoose a model
Switch the model for your work.
When to use it
Choose the model for the task before starting a long implementation.
Usage & models
/effortMatch the effort
Choose how deeply Claude reasons.
When to use it
For a routine formatting change, choose a lighter level. Reassess it for a complex migration.
Usage & models
/fastSet the pace
Toggle supported Fast mode; check pricing.
When to use it
Use for latency-sensitive work only after checking your provider’s availability and pricing. Faster is not automatically cheaper.
Review
/diffInspect the changes
Open the working-tree diff.
When to use it
Before shipping, inspect each changed file against the agreed scope.
Review
/rewindRevisit a checkpoint
Choose a previous checkpoint to restore.
When to use it
If an experiment goes off track, review a checkpoint before choosing what to restore.
Workflow
/resumePick up the work
Choose a previous session.
Workflow
/renameName this session
Make this conversation easier to find.
Workflow
/tasksSee background work
Inspect this session’s background tasks.
Workflow
/copyTake the answer
Copy an assistant response.
Workflow
/exportKeep a transcript
Export the conversation as text.
Context
/btwAsk on the side
Ask without growing the main conversation.
Context
/memoryRefine instructions
Review project instructions and memory.
Context
/initSet project instructions
Create a starter CLAUDE.md.
When to use it
Review the generated instructions and keep only rules your project actually needs.
Setup
/permissionsReview permissions
Inspect rules before changing them.
When to use it
Check the current rules before adding access. Review every requested change.
Setup
/mcpInspect connections
Manage connected MCP servers.
Setup
/statusCheck the setup
Inspect model, account and connectivity.
When to use it
Check the active account and session before troubleshooting unexpected limits.
Setup
/helpSee available commands
Open help for this installation.
Setup
/configAdjust settings
Open Claude Code preferences.
Setup
/keybindingsSet your keys
Open keyboard shortcut settings.
Type / in the named app to see its complete, available command menu. Go to the official reference ↗
A little context.
Where do I paste a shortcut?
Paste Codex commands in the Mac app composer, or Claude Code commands in its terminal session. Type / there to check which commands your installation offers.
Does a shortcut guarantee lower usage?
No. Use these controls to plan work, inspect context and choose a suitable model. Model requests, including summarizing a conversation, can still consume usage.
Why is a command missing from my app?
Availability depends on the installed version, account, platform and enabled features. The linked official documentation is the reference for current requirements.