Use Built-in Commands

Alice provides several slash commands that bypass the LLM and are handled directly by the connector. All commands work in both group chats and direct messages.

/help

Displays the built-in command help card with all available commands.

/help

/status

Shows a status card with:

• Total sessions and usage counters
• Active automation tasks
• Current LLM backend and session details

/status

/clear

Resets the current chat scene session. The next message starts a fresh conversation with no prior context.

/clear

Only affects chat scenes. work scenes are thread-scoped and reset naturally when the thread ends.

/stop

Immediately cancels the currently running LLM call for the active session.

/stop

Use this when the agent is stuck in a loop or taking too long. The bot will acknowledge the stop and become available for new messages.

/session

Binds a Feishu work thread to an existing backend session. Useful for resuming long-running tasks after a restart.

/session <backend-session-id>
/session <backend-session-id> Continue the review

• Without an instruction: binds the session, no LLM call
• With an instruction: binds the session and immediately calls the LLM with the instruction

Only works in work scene threads.

/cd, /ls, /pwd

Inspect and change the current working directory for the active work session:

/pwd               # Show current directory
/ls                # List files
/ls internal/      # List files in subdirectory
/cd /tmp/build     # Change directory

These commands only affect work sessions. The directory change persists for the duration of the session.

Command Precedence

When a message starts with /, Alice checks for built-in commands before routing to the LLM:

1. Built-in command match → handle directly
2. No match → route to scene (LLM handles it)

To force a message starting with / to go to the LLM, prefix it with a space or use the work trigger:

 /some-custom-command     # Space before slash → LLM path
@Alice #work /some-cmd    # Work trigger → LLM path