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Kimaki provides Discord slash commands to control OpenCode sessions directly from Discord. All commands use Discord’s native autocomplete for file paths, agent names, and session IDs.

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Command Categories

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Session Management

Create, resume, and control coding sessions:
  • /session - Start a new session with a prompt
  • /resume - Resume a previous session
  • /abort - Stop the current running session
  • /fork - Branch from any message in a session
  • /share - Generate a public URL to share a session

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Worktree Commands

Manage git worktrees for isolated development:
  • /new-worktree - Create a git worktree and start a session
  • /merge-worktree - Merge worktree commits into the default branch

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Configuration

Configure AI models, agents, and output settings:
  • /model - Change the AI model for a channel or session
  • /agent - Change the agent for a channel or session
  • /verbosity - Control output detail level
  • /mention-mode - Toggle mention-only mode for a channel

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Utilities

Queue management and maintenance:
  • /queue - Queue a message to send after the current response
  • /clear-queue - Clear all queued messages
  • /undo - Undo the last assistant message (revert file changes)
  • /redo - Redo the last undone message
  • /upgrade-and-restart - Upgrade Kimaki to the latest version

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Command Scopes

Channel vs Thread: Most commands behave differently depending on where you run them:
  • In a text channel: Affects all future sessions in that channel
  • In a thread: Affects only the current session in that thread

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Session-Specific Commands

These commands only work inside active session threads:
  • /abort, /fork, /share
  • /queue, /clear-queue
  • /undo, /redo

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Configuration Commands

These commands can be scoped to different levels:
  • Session scope: Applies only to the current thread’s session
  • Channel scope: Applies to all new sessions in the channel
  • Global scope: Applies to all channels (default for new channels)

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Autocomplete Features

Kimaki provides intelligent autocomplete for:
  • File paths - Search your project files by name
  • Agent names - Pick from configured agents in .opencode/agent/
  • Session IDs - Find previous sessions by title and date
  • Models - Browse available AI models by provider

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Common Workflows

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Starting a New Session
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  • Run /session prompt:"Add user authentication"
  • Kimaki creates a thread and starts the session
  • The AI begins working on your request
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    Switching Models Mid-Session
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  • Run /model in an active thread
  • Select provider (e.g., Anthropic)
  • Select model (e.g., claude-opus-4)
  • Choose “This session only”
  • Current request aborts and retries with the new model
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    Working in Isolation with Worktrees
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  • Run /new-worktree name:feature-auth in a channel
  • Kimaki creates a thread with a git worktree
  • All changes happen in the isolated worktree
  • When done, run /merge-worktree to merge back

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    Tips

    When starting a session, reference files using @filename syntax:
    /session prompt:"Review @src/auth.ts and add tests"
    The autocomplete helps you find files quickly.
    Queue multiple tasks while the AI is working:
    /queue message:"Now add error handling"
/queue message:"Update the README"
    Messages send automatically when the current response finishes.
    If the AI makes unwanted changes, undo them:
    /undo
    This reverts file changes from the last assistant message. Use /redo if you change your mind.

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