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Commands are built-in actions you can invoke from the chat input bar. Like skills, commands are triggered with /, but instead of injecting reusable instructions they perform an action on the session directly.

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Using commands

Type / at the start of the chat input bar to open the slash popup. Built-in commands appear first with a built-in tag, followed by installed skills. Select a command to insert it into the input, or finish typing and submit it as a normal message. Commands must be the first token of your message. Typing /compact after other text — such as “what does /compact do?” — is treated as plain text and the command is not run. If you submit a command while the agent is still streaming, CTOR queues it and runs it at the next turn boundary instead of dropping it.

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Available commands

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/compact

Manually compact the current session’s conversation history. Use this when you want to free up context before hitting the automatic compaction threshold — for example, before kicking off a long sub-task. CTOR replaces older messages with a summary while keeping the most recent turns intact. The summary message appears in place of the compacted history; subsequent messages continue against the shorter context. Follow-up prompt. You can chain a prompt onto the same submission: 
/compact then explain what we did
CTOR runs compaction first, then sends the trailing text as a new prompt against the compacted history. Availability. The slash popup probes whether the current session is long enough to produce a useful cut. When it isn’t, the /compact entry is hidden from the popup — you can still type it manually, but nothing will happen if there’s no cut point. Editing a previous message. Rewriting an earlier user message to /compact and submitting the edit compacts the conversation up to that message. The edit form discards any trailing text after /compact to avoid splitting the action across two operations.