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Slash Commands

Type a slash command in the input bar and press Enter (or Tab to autocomplete).


CommandDescription
/healthInfrastructure health sweep with 1-hour lookback. Produces a Good/Bad/Ugly summary.
/health <window>Health sweep with a custom lookback window. Examples: /health 15m, /health 4h, /health 24h
/costCloud cost analysis with 24-hour spend projection.
/cost <window>Cost analysis with a custom lookback window. Example: /cost 7d
/sentinelStart sentinel mode — continuous background alert monitoring.
/sentinel offStop sentinel mode.
/sentinel statusShow sentinel status and active findings.
CommandDescription
/agentSwitch SRE agent persona. Opens an interactive picker.
/tablesList all telemetry tables available in the connected database.
/projectSwitch to a different database.
/reconnectChange the connected Kubernetes namespace or service.
/configShow current connection info.
/config clearClear saved connection selections.
/mcpShow MCP server status.
/toolsShow all available tools.
/learningsShow SQL learnings from past investigations.
/skillsList available skills (built-in and installed).
CommandDescription
/exportExport the current answer (interactive format picker).
/copyCopy the current answer to clipboard.
/welcomeShow the welcome screen with investigation tiles.
/helpShow help.
/resetClear the current conversation history. NeuBird starts fresh on the next question.
/clearClear the display. History is preserved.
/quitExit NeuBird Desktop.

You can add your own slash commands as Markdown files in the skills/ directory (or the directory set by HAWKEYE_SKILLS_DIR).

The filename (without .md) becomes the command name. A top-level # heading in the file becomes the command description shown in the autocomplete menu. The file body is injected into the conversation as a user message when the command is invoked.

Example: create skills/weekend-check.md:

# Weekend incident check
Review the last 48 hours of telemetry and summarize any anomalies or incidents that occurred over the weekend.

This makes /weekend-check available as a slash command.


NeuBird Desktop can install skills from the FalconClaw skills registry. Use the neubird skills CLI to browse and manage them.

CommandDescription
neubird skills listList installed skills.
neubird skills search <query>Search the skills registry.
neubird skills install <name>Install a skill from the registry.
neubird skills remove <name>Remove an installed skill.

Installed skills are stored in ~/.config/neubird/skills/ and are automatically available as slash commands.