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Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://reaperagent.com/docs/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

If you find yourself typing the same long instructions over and over — a Wwise audit, a render pipeline, a UCS rename routine — slash commands let you save that prompt once and trigger it with /.

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Creating a Command

  1. Open Settings → Commands
  2. Click New Command
  3. Give the command a short name (this becomes the trigger, e.g. wwise-audit)
  4. Write the prompt body in plain English — anything you’d normally type into chat
  5. Save
Commands are stored as plain markdown files on your machine. You can click Open in Finder from the Commands page to inspect or back them up.
Keep names short and lowercase — /wwise-audit is easier to type than /run-the-full-wwise-audit.

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Triggering a Command

Type / anywhere in the chat input to open the command popup. Typing additional letters fuzzy-filters the list.
  • Press Enter or Tab to insert the matching command
  • Press Esc to dismiss the popup
  • Type / on its own to browse all your commands
The matching /word token appears in blue in the input. You can mix slash commands with regular text and other commands in the same message: 
/wwise-audit

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What Happens When You Send

When you send the message, every blue /word token is replaced with the body of its markdown file before the message reaches the agent. The agent sees the fully expanded prompt — there’s no separate “command” mode or routing. This means:
  • Commands are pure text — they don’t change which subagent runs or what tools are available
  • You can write any natural-language instruction inside a command, including references to subagents (“Use the Wwise subagent to…”)

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Editing and Deleting

From Settings → Commands:
  • Click any command to edit its name or body
  • Click Delete to remove it
  • Click Open in Finder to manage commands directly on disk
Changes take effect immediately — the popup will reflect new and edited commands the next time you open it.