Commands

Commands are shortcuts for common workflows in OpenCode. They provide consistent, structured ways to execute tasks.

lightbulb All commands now use the / prefix (e.g., /create)

How to Use Commands

In OpenCode

Type commands directly in your prompt:

/create Add user authentication
/plan authentication system
/implement
/finish

CLI

List all commands:

aikit commands list

Command Categories

Core Workflow

Main workflow commands for task tracking and completion:

• /create - Create new task
• /plan - Create implementation plan
• /implement - Implement with TDD
• /finish - Complete with quality gates
• /handoff - Create session handoff
• /resume - Resume from handoff

Quick Actions

Fast actions for common tasks:

• /fix - Quick fixes
• /fix-types - Fix TypeScript errors
• /fix-ci - Fix CI failures
• /commit - Create conventional commits
• /pr - Create pull request
• /refactor - Refactor code
• /test - Run tests
• /lint - Run linter

Research & Design

Research and design tasks:

• /research - Deep research
• /analyze-project - Analyze project
• /review-codebase - Review codebase
• /design - Design features
• /brainstorm - Brainstorm ideas
• /analyze-figma - Analyze Figma designs

Git

Git operations:

• /branch - Create feature branch
• /merge - Merge branch

Common Workflows

Feature Development

/create Add user authentication
/plan authentication system
/implement
/finish
/commit
/pr

Bug Fixing

/fix Authentication fails on invalid credentials
# or
/systematic-debugging
> Debug authentication issue

Code Review

/review-codebase
# or
/code-review
> Review this PR

Multi-Session

# Session 1
/create Complex feature
/plan feature
/implement
/handoff

# Session 2
/resume
/implement
/finish

Help

Get help for any command:

/help
/help /plan
/help /implement

Next Steps

• Core Workflow - Core workflow commands
• Skills - Learn about skills (using / prefix)
• Agents - Learn about agents