Tool Commands

Tool commands manage Weasley Podex's internal subsystems — skills, employees, MCP servers, memory, browser, orchestration, and project directories. These slash commands are available inside any Weasley Podex session.

Command Overview

/skill

Manage the skill catalog. List all available skills with their activation status, or reset the skill system to defaults.

Subcommands

Example Usage

# List all skills and their activation status
/skill list

# Reset skills after experimenting with manual loads
/skill reset

/employee

Reset the employee system. Employees are specialized sub-agents that handle delegated tasks. When an employee gets stuck or its state becomes stale, reset it.

Subcommands

Example Usage

# Reset all employees when tasks are stuck
/employee reset

# Useful after changing project context
/employee reset

/mcp

Manage MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers. MCP servers extend Weasley Podex's capabilities by providing additional tools, resources, and context. Sync discovers available servers; install adds new ones.

Subcommands

Example Usage

# Refresh all MCP server connections
/mcp sync

# Install a new MCP server after adding it to config
/mcp install

# Typical workflow: add server to config, then install + sync
/mcp install
/mcp sync

/memory

Search Weasley Podex's persistent memory system. Memory stores decisions, context, and facts across sessions. Use this command to recall previous context or verify what the system remembers.

Syntax

Example Usage

# Search for JWT-related decisions
/memory JWT authentication

# Find previous architecture discussions
/memory architecture decisions

# Broad search across all memory
/memory deployment strategy

# No query — see recent memory entries
/memory

Memory Layers

/browser

Control the headless Chrome browser instance managed by Weasley Podex. Check browser health, list open tabs, and manage the browser session used for web automation and screenshots.

Subcommands

Example Usage

# Check if the browser is connected and healthy
/browser status

# See all open tabs in the managed browser
/browser tabs

# Typical workflow: check status, then use browser skill
/browser status
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/orchestrate

Run the PABCD orchestration framework. PABCD structures complex tasks into five phases: Intake, Persona, Audience, Behavior, Context, Deliverable. Use this command to start a structured workflow, advance through phases, or check progress.

Subcommands

Example Usage

# Start a full PABCD orchestration from intake
/orchestrate I

# Jump directly to defining the Persona phase
/orchestrate P

# Run through the full workflow step by step
/orchestrate I    # Intake: describe the task
/orchestrate P    # Persona: who does it
/orchestrate A    # Audience: who reads it
/orchestrate B    # Behavior: what actions
/orchestrate C    # Context: constraints
/orchestrate D    # Deliverable: output format

# Check progress mid-workflow
/orchestrate status

# Start over if the framing is wrong
/orchestrate reset

PABCD Phase Flow

/project

Manage project directories. Weasley Podex tracks which directories are registered projects and uses this context for memory scoping, skill selection, and file operations. Switch between projects or register new ones.

Subcommands

Example Usage

# Set the current directory as the active project
/project set

# Set a specific project path
/project set ~/Developer/my-app

# List all known projects
/project list

# Clear the project context
/project reset

# Typical workflow: switch project before starting work
/project set ~/Developer/weasley-podex
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What Changes When You Set a Project

Quick Reference

All tool commands at a glance, grouped by what they manage.

Natural Language Mapping

You do not need to memorize slash commands. Weasley Podex maps natural Korean and English phrases to the appropriate tool command.