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Slash Commands

All 9 slash commands in the vantage-peers plugin v2.4.0 — each command, the skill it wraps, and a usage example.

Slash Commands

Slash commands are the direct invocation interface for the 9 skills. Each command wraps exactly one skill and passes optional arguments through.

All 9 Commands

CommandWraps skillDescription
/check-messagescheck-messagesPoll inbox and auto-pick next task (autonomous mode)
/check-taskscheck-tasksList your task queue, sorted by priority
/close-dayclose-dayEOD wrap: update tasks, write diary, store summary
/daily-startdaily-startMorning session start: load context and present plan
/pre-compactpre-compactSnapshot session before context compaction
/recall <query>recallHybrid semantic + BM25 search across VP memories
/standupstandupGenerate structured standup report and file briefing note
/vantage-peers-initvantage-peers-initVerify MCP registration, connectivity, and auth
/write-diarywrite-diaryWrite a structured diary entry for today

Usage Examples

/check-messages

/check-messages

Polls your inbox. Displays unread messages with sender and content. In autonomous mode, auto-picks and starts the next priority task after messages are processed.

Optional argument to check as a specific role:

/check-messages --role sigma

/check-tasks

/check-tasks

Lists all tasks assigned to your orchestrator role. Groups by priority (urgent → high → medium → low). Flags blocked tasks with their dependency IDs. Suggests the next unblocked task to start.


/close-day

/close-day

Triggers the EOD wrap sequence: reviews open tasks, writes diary for today's date, stores a session summary as a reference memory, and sets your orchestrator presence to closed/standby.


/daily-start

/daily-start

Loads VP context for the current session: recalls recent project memories, checks messages, lists active tasks. In human mode: presents a proposed session plan. In autonomous mode: directly picks and starts the highest-priority unblocked task.


/pre-compact

/pre-compact

Saves a full session snapshot before context compaction. Stores current state (active missions, tasks, blockers, 3-line summary) as a reference memory and a briefing note. The next context will recall this and resume smoothly.


/recall

/recall <query>

Performs a hybrid semantic + BM25 search across VP memories. The namespace is auto-detected from the query, or you can specify:

/recall "auth architecture decisions" --namespace project/vantage-peers

Returns the top matching memories with their types, namespaces, and creation timestamps.


/standup

/standup

Generates a structured standup with 4 sections:

  • DONE — tasks completed since last standup
  • IN PROGRESS — tasks currently active
  • BLOCKERS — blocked tasks with dependency IDs
  • GIT — recent commits (if Bash tool available)

Files the result as a briefing_note with topic standup.


/vantage-peers-init

/vantage-peers-init

Runs 3 checks and outputs a PASS/FAIL report:

  1. MCP registration — vantage-peers visible in tool list
  2. Connectivity — /health returns { status: "ok" }
  3. Auth — recall call succeeds with valid Bearer

All 3 must PASS before using other skills.


/write-diary

/write-diary

Guides you through a structured diary entry. Asks one grounding question about the most important thing today, then constructs and stores a diary entry with highlights, what was learned, and open blockers.

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