Slash commands are utility commands you can run by typing / in the chat input. They execute outside the normal agent loop and are used for session management, quick summaries, and information retrieval.

Type / to see the full list, or /help for descriptions.

List all available slash commands with their descriptions.

/help

Show the current engagement status. The LLM reviews the session history and extracts a structured summary including:

• Targets and IPs
• Open ports and services
• Discovered credentials
• Identified vulnerabilities
• Files of interest
• Suggested next steps

/status

Summarize the entire session so far. The LLM reads through all messages and produces a concise summary of what has been done, what was found, and what remains.

This is also useful for freeing up context space in long sessions.

/summarize

Extract and list all targets, IPs, and hostnames mentioned in the session. Useful for keeping track of the scope during a large engagement.

/targets

Export session findings as a structured report. The LLM organizes all discoveries, vulnerabilities, credentials, and recommendations into a report format.

/export

List all shell sessions, both active and closed. Shows shell IDs, labels, types, who created them (agent or user), and their current status.

/shells

Clear the conversation context. This removes all messages from the session except the system prompt. The agent starts fresh, but shell sessions and other state remain.

/clear

Reset the session entirely. Clears all messages, resets agent state, and starts from scratch.

/reset