Slash commands

Every composer command — thread control, modes, delegation, export, and automation.

Type / in the composer to open the command menu. Provider-native commands (like Claude's own /review) are merged into the same menu; the commands below are Synara's.

Thread control

CommandWhat it does
/clear (/reset, /new)Start a fresh thread and clear context
/compactCompact the current thread's context to free space
/statusShow context usage and rate-limit status
/modelSwitch the response model for this thread
/fastToggle fast mode for this thread
/exportDownload the thread as a ZIP (thread.json + readable transcript.md)

Rename the current task

Use /rename <title> to set a title directly, including for a local draft. Use bare /rename to generate a title from a saved conversation; send a message first if there is no context. This is an app-owned command, so it does not send /rename as a normal provider prompt. If the title changes while generation runs, Synara keeps the newer title.

See Organize and navigate for sidebar and conversation controls.

Modes

CommandWhat it does
/planSwitch the thread into plan mode — the agent proposes before executing, and can pause to ask you multi-select questions
/debugSwitch into the evidence-first Debug workflow: observe, reproduce, investigate, fix, and verify
/defaultReturn to normal chat mode
/reviewStart a code review of the current changes

Branch and delegate

CommandWhat it does
/fork (/branch)Fork the thread into the local checkout or a new worktree
/side [provider] [prompt]Open a guarded side-thread, optionally on another available provider
/subagentsAsk the assistant to delegate independent work to parallel subagents
/automationTurn this prompt into a scheduled automation

Read Thread forks for message-level forks, native provider coverage, 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. Synara removes that provider token from the child prompt and accepts it only when the target runtime is available. Without a provider token, /side continues on the current provider.

Persistent goals

CommandWhat it does
/goalShow the current persistent goal
/goal <objective>Set or replace the goal
/goal editReopen the current goal in the composer
/goal pause / /goal resumePause or resume autonomous pursuit and its timer
/goal clearRemove the active goal without recording an achievement

Goals are deliberate durable task state, not an automatic label for every prompt. See Thread goals for continuation priority, achievement, and blocked-goal behavior.

App

CommandWhat it does
/feedback (/bug)Send feedback to the Synara team

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