> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.pre.dev/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# CLI Commands

> Every slash command in the pre.dev CLI, grouped by what it does.

Type `/` in the chat input to open the command palette. Keep typing to filter, use ↑/↓ to move, Enter to run, Esc to dismiss. Commands that take arguments (like `/sprint` and `/fork`) keep the composer open so you can type the rest.

## Building

| Command             | Description                                                               |
| ------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `/sprint <feature>` | Launch a custom sprint in a new session — builds the feature you describe |
| `/effort`           | Set the sprint effort level (auto / low / medium / high)                  |
| `/model`            | Choose models per phase (chat / research / coding / acceptance)           |
| `/pro`              | Toggle pro mode — pin every phase to Claude Opus                          |

### /sprint example

```
/sprint add CSV export to the reports page with a progress toast
```

The sprint opens as a new tab in the fleet bar and builds in an isolated session while you keep chatting in main. Your `/effort` and `/model` settings apply and persist per project.

## Sessions

| Command          | Description                                   |
| ---------------- | --------------------------------------------- |
| `/fork <prompt>` | Spin a prompt off into a new isolated session |

### /fork example

```
/fork write integration tests for the billing webhooks
```

The fork runs in parallel in its own tab — you stay in your current session. Prefixing any message with `>>` does the same thing:

```
>> upgrade eslint and fix any new violations
```

Forked sessions work in isolated git worktrees, so parallel sessions never trample each other's changes. Open sessions persist: quit the CLI and relaunch, and your tabs come back.

## Project

| Command    | Description                                          |
| ---------- | ---------------------------------------------------- |
| `/reverse` | Map the existing codebase — runs reverse engineering |
| `/arch`    | Open the Architecture graph view                     |
| `/kanban`  | Open the Kanban board                                |
| `/roadmap` | Open the Roadmap / Gantt view                        |

`/kanban`, `/roadmap`, and `/arch` render right in the terminal — press Esc to return to chat. They show the same project data as the web workspace.

`/reverse` runs in the background (typically a few minutes) and you can keep chatting while it maps your codebase into the architecture graph. See [Work on an Existing Repo](/cli/existing-repos) for the full flow.

## Setup

| Command    | Description                                             |
| ---------- | ------------------------------------------------------- |
| `/login`   | Log in to pre.dev (or switch accounts) via your browser |
| `/skills`  | Manage agent skills — toggle, add, remove               |
| `/mcp`     | Manage MCP servers — toggle, add, remove                |
| `/balance` | Show your remaining credit balance                      |

<Note>
  Skills and MCP servers are account-level — anything you configure in the CLI applies across your projects, in the CLI and on the web. OAuth integrations are managed from the web workspace. See [Integrations](/coding-agent/integrations/overview).
</Note>

## Launch flags

Flags you can pass to `predev` itself:

| Flag                     | Description                                                           |
| ------------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `predev "<prompt>"`      | Start with an opening prompt instead of an empty chat                 |
| `predev --new` (or `-n`) | Create a fresh project for this directory, even if one already exists |