/ and perform specific actions inside a Claude Code session. Jinzo supports both built-in commands and custom commands you define yourself.
Built-in Commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/compact | Summarize and compress conversation history to free up context |
/clear | Clear conversation and start a fresh session |
/help | Show available commands and usage information |
/resume | Open session picker to resume a previous conversation |
/rename | Give the current session a memorable name |
/model | Switch model or adjust effort level |
/agents | View and create subagents |
/config | Open configuration settings |
Custom Commands
Custom commands are Markdown files that define reusable prompts. The filename becomes the command name.Locations
| Location | Scope |
|---|---|
.jinzo/commands/ | Project commands — shared via git |
~/.claude/commands/ | Personal commands — available across all projects |
Creating a Command
Create a.md file in one of the command directories:
.jinzo/commands/review.md:
Arguments
Commands support positional arguments with$1, $2, etc., and $ARGUMENTS for the full argument string:
.jinzo/commands/fix-issue.md:
File References and Shell Output
Commands can include file contents with@ and shell output with !:
.jinzo/commands/commit.md:
Namespacing
Organize commands in subdirectories:Frontmatter Options
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
description | What the command does (shown in help) |
allowed-tools | Comma-separated list of tools the command can use |
argument-hint | Usage hint shown when listing commands |
model | Override the model for this command |
