Every Tejus composer command — thread control, modes, delegation, goals, export, and automation — and which providers offer them.

Type / in the composer to open the command menu. It lists Tejus's own commands first, then the provider's native commands (for example Claude Code's own commands), then installed skills. Type to filter the list.

Some commands appear only when they can run: for example /fork and /side need a saved thread and an otherwise empty composer, and /export is hidden while a turn is running. If the provider has a native command with the same name, the provider's version usually replaces Tejus's, except for the commands Tejus always keeps (/debug, /default, /fork, /goal, /rename, /export, /feedback, /automation).

Thread control

Command	What it does
`/clear`	Start a fresh thread and clear the current conversation context
`/compact`	Compact the current thread context to free space (when the session supports it)
`/status`	Show context usage and rate-limit status
`/model`	Switch the response model for this thread; type after `/model` to filter models
`/fast`	Turn fast mode on or off (`/fast on`, `/fast off`, `/fast status`); only for models with fast mode
`/export`	Download the thread as a ZIP archive (`thread.json` + `transcript.md`)

Rename the current thread

Use /rename <title> to set a title directly, including for a draft that has not been sent yet. Use bare /rename to generate a title from the saved conversation; send a message first if there is nothing to work from. The command is handled by Tejus and is never sent to the agent as a prompt. If the title changes while a new one is being generated, Tejus keeps the newer title.

See Organize & navigate for sidebar and conversation controls.

Modes and review

Command	What it does
`/plan`	Switch the thread into plan mode: the agent proposes before executing, and can pause to ask you questions
`/debug`	Switch into the evidence-first Debug workflow: observe, reproduce, investigate, fix, verify
`/default`	Switch the thread back to normal chat mode
`/review`	Start a code review of the current changes

/review is offered in Git repositories with an empty composer. Bare /review opens a picker: Review Uncommitted Changes or Review Against Base Branch. /review base [branch] reviews against the base branch, and /review <focus> puts a review prompt with that focus into the composer. With Codex, the review runs as a Codex review. Providers that have their own /review command (such as Claude Code) use theirs.

Branch and delegate

Command	What it does
`/fork`	Fork the thread: choose Fork Into New Worktree or Fork Into Local (or type `/fork worktree`, `/fork local`)
`/side [provider] [prompt]`	Open a guarded Side chat from this thread, optionally on another provider
`/subagents`	Insert a prompt that asks the assistant to delegate independent work to subagents
`/automation`	Create a scheduled automation from this prompt

Read Thread forks for message-level forks and environment ownership.

For a cross-provider Side chat, put the provider kind or display name first, for example /side codex review the current diff or /side Claude Code investigate the failing test. Tejus removes that provider token from the prompt. If the provider is not enabled and signed in, Tejus tells you instead of starting the chat. Without a provider token, /side uses the current provider. /side is not available inside a Side chat or while the composer has attachments.

Persistent goals

Command	What it does
`/goal`	Show the current persistent goal
`/goal <objective>`	Set or replace the goal
`/goal edit`	Put the current goal back into the composer for editing
`/goal pause` / `/goal resume`	Pause or resume the goal
`/goal clear`	Remove the active goal without recording an achievement

Use /goal -- <objective> to treat the objective as literal text, even when it is a control word such as clear. Goal edits prefill this form automatically. To start an objective with --, repeat the separator: /goal -- -- <text>.

See Thread goals for how goals continue, complete, and pause.

App

Command	What it does
`/feedback`	Open the Share feedback dialog to send feedback to the Tejus team

/computer-use also appears in the menu ("Use Tejus Computer for this request only"), but Computer Use is not available in the Windows app, so it cannot run.

Provider differences

Claude Code: the menu offers Tejus's /fork, /side, /export, /goal, /rename, /debug, /default, /feedback, and /automation. Everything else (/clear, /compact, /model, /plan, /status, /review, and so on) comes from Claude Code's own command list. Claude's /design and /slides need the Artifacts, /design and /slides setting in Claude's provider settings (Settings → Agent providers) and a new session; see Claude Code.
Codex: /review uses Tejus's review-target picker and starts a Codex review.
OpenCode: /review uses Tejus's review-target picker instead of OpenCode's own command.

The ones worth memorizing

/plan before big changes, /debug for an unknown defect, /goal for a durable multi-turn objective, /fork when a conversation should branch, and /export to share a session.

Slash commands