Commands

OpenSploit supports slash commands for quick actions. Type / in the input to see available commands.

Built-in Commands

Session Management

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | /new | Start a new session | | /sessions | List and switch between sessions | | /compact | Summarize the current session to save context | | /export | Export conversation to Markdown |

Configuration

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | /connect | Add or update provider API keys | | /models | List available models | | /themes | List and switch themes | | /help | Display help and keybinds |

Actions

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | /undo | Revert the last message and any file changes | | /redo | Restore an undone action | | /details | Toggle verbose tool output | | /editor | Compose message in external editor |

Custom Commands

Create custom commands to automate common workflows. Define them in:

.opensploit/command/*.md - Project-specific commands
~/.config/opensploit/command/*.md - Global commands

Example: Quick Scan

Create .opensploit/command/quickscan.md:

---
description: Run a quick port scan on a target
args:
  - name: target
    description: IP address or hostname to scan
---

Run a quick TCP SYN scan on {{target}} focusing on common ports.
Use nmap with service version detection enabled.

Usage:

/quickscan 10.10.10.1

Example: Web Enum

Create .opensploit/command/webenum.md:

---
description: Enumerate a web application
args:
  - name: url
    description: Target URL to enumerate
---

Perform web enumeration on {{url}}:
1. Fingerprint web technologies
2. Discover directories and files
3. Check for common vulnerabilities
4. Report findings

Usage:

/webenum https://target.local

Command Format

Custom command files support:

Front Matter

---
description: Short description shown in command list
agent: security  # Optional: specific agent to use
model: claude-3-5-sonnet  # Optional: specific model
args:
  - name: argname
    description: Argument description
    required: true  # Optional, default false
---

Body

The command body is the prompt sent to the agent. Use {{argname}} to insert arguments.

Shell Commands

Include shell command output:

Current directory structure:
{{!ls -la}}

Analyze these files and proceed with the scan.

File References

Include file contents:

Based on the scope document:
{{@scope.txt}}

Begin the assessment.

Command Arguments

Commands can accept arguments:

/scan 10.10.10.1 --ports 1-1000

Define arguments in front matter:

args:
  - name: target
    description: Target IP or hostname
    required: true
  - name: ports
    description: Port range to scan
    required: false

Tips

Commands appear in the TUI autocomplete after typing /
Use short, memorable names
Include clear descriptions for discoverability
Test commands with various inputs