Commands

TF Code's interactive TUI offers two ways to discover and run commands:

Trigger	What it does
Ctrl+P	Opens the command palette — a searchable list of every registered command, with keybind hints and categories.
/	Shows slash command autocomplete at the cursor. Includes both built-in commands and dynamic server-side commands (custom, MCP, plugin-sourced). Type a few characters to filter, then press Enter.

Many commands work in both modes — if a command has a slash alias, you can run it by typing /name or by opening the palette with Ctrl+P and selecting it.

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Slash Commands

Type / at the start of the prompt to see autocomplete. Commands are grouped by category.

Session

Command	Aliases	Description
/new	/clear	Create a new session
/sessions	/resume, /continue	Switch to an existing session
/rename	—	Rename the current session
/share	—	Share the full session to the Knowledge Hub and copy a share link
/unshare	—	Stop sharing — deletes the session document from the Knowledge Hub
/shared	—	Browse sessions shared to your Knowledge Hub and import one
/import	—	Import a shared session by pasting a share URL or document ID
/timeline	—	Jump to a specific message
/fork	—	Fork the session from a chosen message
/compact	/summarize	Compact the session context (optional instructions, e.g. /compact Keep the API definitions)
/undo	—	Undo the previous message and its changes
/redo	—	Redo a previously undone message
/copy	—	Copy the full session transcript
/export	—	Export the session transcript to your editor
/timestamps	/toggle-timestamps	Show or hide message timestamps
/thinking	/toggle-thinking	Show or hide model reasoning blocks
/computer-use	/toggle-computer-use	Toggle computer use (OS GUI control) for the current session — see Computer Use
/voice	/toggle-voice	Enable or disable voice (mic input and spoken callouts) for the current session — see Voice

Agent & Model

Command	Aliases	Description
/models	—	Switch model
/agents	—	Switch agent (Build, TF Engineer, TF Orchestrate)
/plan	—	Enter Plan mode (read-only except the plan file)
/task	—	Leave Plan mode and resume task execution
/profile	—	Switch profile
/mcps	—	Toggle MCP servers
/plugins	—	Toggle built-in plugins

Workspace & Provider

Command	Aliases	Description
/workspaces	—	Manage workspaces (experimental)
/connect	—	Connect a provider

System

Command	Aliases	Description
/status	—	View TF Code status
/themes	—	Switch theme
/help	—	Open the built-in help
/changelog	—	View the changelog
/update	—	Auto-update settings
/exit	/quit, /q	Exit the application

Prompt

Command	Aliases	Description
/editor	—	Open the prompt in your external $EDITOR
/skills	—	Browse and invoke installed skills
/prompts	—	Browse and insert saved prompts
/tf_mcp	—	Browse ToothFairyAI MCP tools
/hooks	—	Manage session hooks

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Built-in Server Commands

These commands are provided by TF Code itself and appear in slash autocomplete alongside the TUI commands above.

Command	Description
/init	Create or update the AGENTS.md project instructions file
/review	Review changes (uncommitted by default; supports commit, branch, or pr targets). Runs as a subtask.

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Dynamic Commands

TF Code also discovers commands from several runtime sources:

Source	How it appears	Example
Custom commands	Any .md file in .tfcode/command/ or .tfcode/commands/, or entries in tfcode.json under command. Supports $ARGUMENTS, $1, $2 placeholders.	/.my-command <args>
MCP prompts	Prompts from connected MCP servers appear with a :mcp suffix.	/summarize:mcp
Builtin plugin commands	Available only when the corresponding plugin is enabled in config.	/goal (from the goal plugin)
Skills	Skills are registered as slash commands automatically — typing /skill-name loads the skill's content into context. Also browsable via /skills.	/cybersecurity

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Keyboard Shortcuts

The default leader key is Ctrl+X (shown as <leader> below). All keybinds are configurable in tui.json under keybinds.

Sessions & Navigation

Shortcut	Action
<leader>l	Switch session (/sessions)
<leader>n	New session (/new)
<leader>g	Jump to message (/timeline)
<leader>c	Compact session (/compact)
<leader>x	Export session (/export)
<leader>u	Undo message (/undo)
<leader>r	Redo message (/redo)
<leader>y	Copy last assistant message
Ctrl+R	Rename session
Ctrl+D	Delete session
<leader>b	Toggle sidebar
<leader>h	Toggle code block concealment
Escape	Interrupt active session

Agent & Model

Shortcut	Action
Tab	Next agent
Shift+Tab	Previous agent
<leader>a	List agents (/agents)
<leader>m	List models (/models)
F2	Next recently used model
Shift+F2	Previous recently used model
Ctrl+F	Toggle model favorite
Ctrl+A	Open provider list (from model dialog)
Ctrl+T	Cycle reasoning effort

Scrolling

Shortcut	Action
PageUp / Ctrl+Alt+B	Scroll up one page
PageDown / Ctrl+Alt+F	Scroll down one page
Ctrl+Alt+U	Scroll up half page
Ctrl+Alt+D	Scroll down half page
Ctrl+Alt+Y	Scroll up one line
Ctrl+Alt+E	Scroll down one line
Ctrl+G / Home	First message
Ctrl+Alt+G / End	Last message

System

Shortcut	Action
Ctrl+P	Open command palette
<leader>t	Switch theme (/themes)
<leader>s	View status (/status)
<leader>e	Open external editor (/editor)
<leader>q / Ctrl+C / Ctrl+D	Exit
Ctrl+Z	Suspend terminal

Input Editing

Shortcut	Action
Return	Submit prompt
Shift+Return / Ctrl+Return / Alt+Return / Ctrl+J	Insert newline
Ctrl+V	Paste from clipboard
Ctrl+C	Clear input
Ctrl+A	Move to start of line
Ctrl+E	Move to end of line
Ctrl+W / Ctrl+Backspace	Delete word backward
Alt+D / Ctrl+Delete	Delete word forward
Ctrl+K	Delete to end of line
Ctrl+U	Delete to start of line
Ctrl+Shift+D	Delete entire line
Ctrl+- / Cmd+Z	Undo input
Ctrl+. / Cmd+Shift+Z	Redo input

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Creating Custom Commands

Add a Markdown file to .tfcode/command/ (or .tfcode/commands/):

mkdir -p .tfcode/command

## <!-- .tfcode/command/commit.md -->

## description: "Write and run a conventional commit"

Look at the staged changes with `git diff --cached` and create a conventional commit.

Placeholders in the template body are replaced at invocation:

• $ARGUMENTS — everything after the command name
• $1, $2, … — individual positional arguments

Example:

/refactor "Extract the auth middleware into its own module"

The file appears as /refactor in slash autocomplete automatically.