Slash commands
Every command available inside the Safeguard interactive terminal
Slash commands
Inside the interactive terminal, anything beginning
with / is a command rather than a message. Type / on its own to open the
palette and filter as you type; ↑ and ↓ move, enter runs, esc closes.
/help lists these in the terminal itself.
Account
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/login | Sign in and start scanning. Opens your browser to approve the session, then the runner begins polling for jobs. |
/logout | Sign out and go offline. Stops the runner. |
/whoami | Show who you're signed in as. |
AI
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/model | Show or switch the AI model. With no argument it opens a picker; with one it switches directly. |
/compact | Summarize the conversation to free context. |
/resume | Resume your last session in this folder. |
/model accepts an id or a label, matched case-insensitively, so /model griffin-2p and /model Premium do the same thing. An unknown name is
rejected and lists what is available rather than switching to a model that
does not exist.
Runner
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/scan | Scan a folder, image, or repo. Called with no argument, it asks what to scan. |
/status | Show current scan status — user, tenant, runner, uptime, job counts, approval mode. |
/jobs | Show recent scan history. |
/permissions | Choose approval mode: ask, auto, or yolo. |
Tools
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/doctor | Diagnose health and connectivity. |
General
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/copy | Copy the last response to the clipboard. |
/clear | Clear the conversation. Also forgets the context the assistant was carrying. |
/version | Show version info. |
/help | Show all commands. |
/quit | Exit Safeguard. |
/copy is new in 1.2.0. Your terminal's own selection works too — the CLI does
not capture the mouse — but /copy is easier than dragging across a long
answer. See Selecting and copying.
Attaching a file
@ is not a command, but it behaves like one: typing it opens a picker for the
folder you started in, and the file you choose is attached to your message so
the assistant can read it.