Every slash command worth memorizing.

View or set persistent settings. Changes are saved to ~/.claude/settings.json so they survive across sessions.

Switch the active model mid-session. Useful when you want Opus-level reasoning for a tricky step then drop back to Sonnet for grunt work.

Set effort to low, medium, high, xhigh, or max. Run without arguments to get an interactive slider you can adjust with arrow keys.

Toggle fast mode on or off. Prioritizes speed over depth when you need quick answers.

View and update what Claude is allowed to do: file writes, shell commands, network access. Tighten or loosen as needed.

Create and switch named custom themes. Includes an "Auto (match terminal)" option that follows your terminal's dark or light mode.

Change the prompt bar color. Small thing but it helps when you are running multiple terminal tabs with different Claude sessions.

Customize keyboard shortcuts. Remap anything that does not fit your muscle memory.

Visualize the current context as a grid. See exactly what is loaded, how much space each piece takes, and where the window is filling up.

Open an interactive diff viewer. Review every change Claude made to your files before accepting them.

Full breakdown of token usage, cost, and cache stats for the current session. Know exactly what you are spending.

Copy the last response (or the Nth response) to your clipboard. Faster than selecting text manually.

Toggle fullscreen focus view. Removes distractions so you can concentrate on the task.

Clear the conversation context. Do this after every completed task or when context usage climbs. You can always /resume later.

Compress the context window without losing important state. Pass an optional focus keyword to prioritize what gets kept.

Name every session immediately. Makes /resume and /rc dramatically easier to use when you have dozens of sessions.

Drop back into a past session by ID or name. The full context and file state are restored.

Get a quick summary of the current session context. Useful when you return to a session after a break and need to remember where things stand.

Export the full conversation to a file. Good for documentation, sharing, or archiving a session you might reference later.

Set a completion goal and Claude keeps working turn after turn until it is met. A live progress overlay shows where it is. No more babysitting prompts. You define done, it figures out the path.

Ask a side question with the current context while a long task is still running. You do not have to stop or wait. The main task continues in parallel.

Fork the conversation from the current context. Work two directions from the same loaded state instead of running them sequentially in a cluttered session.

Roll back the conversation and any code or file changes to an earlier checkpoint. Went down a dead end? Rewind instead of dealing with junk context.

Load your big prompt, hit /rc, then steer the session with follow-ups from your phone while you walk away. Pairs well with /rename so you can find it fast.

Enter plan mode directly. Claude outlines the steps before executing anything. Good for complex tasks where you want to approve the approach first.

Kick off built-in workflows like deep research directly from Claude Code. No need to open the web app separately.

Prompt by talking instead of typing. Accuracy is rough compared to dedicated dictation apps but it is better than nothing when your hands are busy.