Interactive Commands

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Use this page to start cosh and control a running session. Run /help to see the exact commands supported by the installed version.

Start cosh

Command	Use
cosh	Start the configured bash or zsh and Agent adapter.
cosh --shell zsh	Select zsh explicitly.
cosh --isolated	Skip user rcfiles.
cosh --login	Start a login shell.
cosh --resume [id]	Open the session picker or resume the given session.
cosh -c '<command>'	Run one command through the shell and exit.
cosh -- <program> [args...]	Run a program directly and exit.

If no shell is selected, cosh uses its configured or detected bash/zsh and falls back to bash.

Input and editing

• Shell syntax is sent to the foreground bash or zsh.
• A natural-language request starts an Agent request. Analysis mode controls proactive failure assistance, not explicit requests.
• A leading / runs a cosh control command; a slash inside an ordinary sentence does not.
• Shift+Enter inserts a newline when supported. Multiline paste remains one submission.
• Up-arrow history includes shell input and slash commands. Ctrl+C cancels the active command or Agent request.

Public slash commands

Command	Purpose
/help	Show the installed command set.
/draft	Compose a multiline Agent request.
/health	Run local health checks.
/status (/about)	Show runtime, provider, and session status.
/stats [model|tools]	Show model identity or tool activity.
/auth	Choose or update provider authentication.
/config language [auto|en-US|zh-CN]	Inspect or set the UI language.
/mode approval [recommend|auto|trust]	Inspect or change tool approval.
/mode analysis [smart|auto|manual]	Inspect or change proactive analysis.
/session ...	Create, list, resume, clear, or compact sessions.
/recommendations [on|off|status|privacy|clear]	Manage local prompt recommendations.
/hooks <command>	Inspect Hook findings and trust state.
/extensions <command>	Manage extension packages and settings.
/skills [list|detail|enable|disable]	Manage Skills.
/mcp [list|connect|inspect|refresh|disconnect|login|logout]	Manage MCP servers.

Commands such as /details, /audit, and /send-to-shell appear only when the current card or run provides their required context. /mcp login requires the shell-based OAuth flow described by the MCP guide.

For approval behavior, see Tool approval. For proactive failure help, see AI analysis.