Slash commands

Suora supports two families of slash commands. They work the same way in the Chat workbench and in any reply Agent attached to a Channel (Feishu, Slack, WeChat, etc.). Type the command as the first thing in your message.

Session controls

Command	Effect
/clear	Clears the active context. In Chat this empties the current session's messages; in a channel it resets the per-user conversation history.
/help or /?	Prints this list (auto-localized to your UI language).
/model use <name or id>	Switches the model. /model user X is also accepted. In Chat it updates the global selected model and the session; in a channel it updates only that user's context.
/agent use <name or id>	Pins an agent. In Chat it sets the session agent (and adopts its preferred model). In a channel it pins the agent for that user — every subsequent message from them runs through it until they switch again.

Verbs accepted by /model and /agent: use, switch, select, set (/model also accepts user).

Builder shortcuts

These run a single message through a specialized builder agent without changing your pinned agent — the next message goes back to your normal agent.

/<domain> <action> <description>

• Domains: agent, channel, document, pipeline, timer
• Actions: create, update, delete, list, manage

Examples:

/pipeline create morning standup digest pulling from #standup
/timer create remind me at 9am to review the PR queue
/agent create reviewer that grades my drafts against the style guide
/document create launch plan for v2 onboarding
/channel update Feishu alerts to also forward to Slack

If the corresponding builder agent has been disabled or removed, Suora replies with a friendly notice instead of silently routing to a fallback agent.

Precedence

When a command is ambiguous the dispatcher always treats it as a session control first, then as a builder shortcut. That guarantees /agent use X pins the agent and is never re-interpreted as a builder request.