Slash Commands

Quick-action commands that provide direct access to skills without activating full agent workflows.

Usage

Invoke commands using the slash syntax:

/command-name [arguments]

Available Commands

Development

Command	Description	Skill Used
/review	Quick code review	skills/github/code-review/
/test-gen	Generate tests for code	skills/testing/unit/, skills/testing/integration/
/docs	Generate documentation	skills/confluence/technical-docs/
/code-analysis	Deep code analysis	skills/analysis/code/

Jira & Planning

Command	Description	Skill Used
/story	Create a user story	skills/jira/story-creation/
/bug	Log a bug report	skills/jira/bug-management/
/task	Create a technical task	skills/jira/task-management/
/sprint-status	Get sprint status	skills/jira/reporting/
/risk	Risk assessment	skills/analysis/risk/

Security

Command	Description	Skill Used
/security-scan	Scan for vulnerabilities	skills/security/vulnerability-scan/
/secret-scan	Detect exposed secrets	skills/security/secret-scan/
/compliance	Check compliance status	skills/security/compliance-check/
/deps-audit	Audit dependencies	skills/security/dependency-audit/

Performance

Command	Description	Skill Used
/profile	Profile code performance	skills/performance/profiling/
/benchmark	Run benchmarks	skills/performance/benchmarking/
/optimize	Get optimization suggestions	skills/performance/optimization/

Analysis

Command	Description	Skill Used
/arch-review	Architecture review	skills/analysis/architecture/

Communication

Command	Description	Skill Used
/decision	Log a decision	skills/confluence/decision-log/
/decisions	View decision trail	skills/observability/decision-trail/
/handoff	Create agent handoff	skills/communication/agent-handoff/

Observability

Command	Description	Skill Used
/activity	View agent activity log	skills/observability/activity-log/
/workflow-status	View workflow progress	skills/observability/workflow-trace/
/trace	Full execution trace	skills/observability/workflow-trace/

Meta

Command	Description	Skill Used
/feedback	Submit plugin feedback	-

Command vs Agent

Use commands when:

• You need a quick, focused action
• The task is self-contained
• No multi-agent coordination needed

Use agents when:

• The task requires multiple steps
• You need agent collaboration
• Complex decision-making is involved