Slash Commands - Sixth

Type / at the start of a message to open the command menu. Keep typing to filter, use the arrow keys to move, and press Enter or Tab to insert a command. The menu has three sections: built-in commands, your workflows, and your skills.

Built-in commands

Command	What it does
`/btw`	Ask a side question about what the agent is doing, without interrupting the task. See /btw.
`/agents`	Open the Agents & shells panel to view and manage your background agents. See /agents.
`/newtask`	Start a new task carrying over context from the current one. See /newtask.
`/smol`	Condense the current context window (`/compact` works too). See /smol.
`/deep-planning`	Investigate the codebase thoroughly and write an implementation plan before coding. See /deep-planning.
`/newrule`	Create a new Sixth rule from the conversation. See /newrule.
`/reportbug`	Create a GitHub issue with Sixth. See /reportbug.
`/interactive-planning`	Plan the task as an interactive flowchart before any code is written. See Interactive planning.
`/generate-image`	Generate an image and save it to your project. Add a description after the command as a hint. See Image generation.
`/design-studio`	Open Design Studio to pick a designer-made theme to build with.

You can add text after a command; Sixth uses it together with the command. For example: /generate-image a minimal mountain logo in navy.

Workflows

Every enabled workflow appears in the menu under its file name, including the extension, for example /release.md. Running it gives Sixth that file’s steps to follow. If a workspace workflow and a global workflow share a name, the workspace one wins.

Skills

Every available skill appears in the menu as /skill-name. Running it tells Sixth to load that skill’s instructions and follow them for your request. Sixth can also pick a skill on its own when one fits the task.