Bot Commands - Super Turtle

This page reflects the current implementation in:

Registered Slash Commands

These commands are currently wired with bot.command(...) in index.ts.

Slash command	Aliases	What it does
`/new`	none	Resets both drivers (stopping active work), starts a fresh session overview
`/stop`	none	Stops the active driver run and attempts to stop running SubTurtles
`/status`	none	Shows the same overview as `/new` without resetting sessions
`/looplogs`	none	Sends the last 50 lines from the current main loop log (`/tmp/claude-telegram-<token-prefix>-bot-ts.log`)
`/pinologs`	none	Shows log-level buttons (Info/Warning/Errors) for the current Pino log (`/tmp/claude-telegram-<token-prefix>-bot.log.jsonl`)
`/usage`	none	Shows unified Claude + Codex quota/usage (when available)
`/context`	none	Shows Claude context usage for the active Claude session
`/model`	none	Opens model/effort picker for the active driver
`/switch`	none	Switches active driver (`claude` or `codex`)
`/resume`	none	Unified picker across Claude + Codex sessions, with a `Continue current` button and compact driver-tagged entries
`/sub`	`/subs`, `/subturtle`, `/subturtles`, `/turtle`, `/turtles`	Shows SubTurtle status with task/backlog summary and state/stop buttons
`/cron`	none	Lists scheduled jobs with cancel buttons
`/debug`	none	Shows internal diagnostics (driver/session/queue/background status)
`/restart`	none	Restarts the bot process via restart marker + exit

These are handled as stop intents in text handling:

/pause
/abort
! (single character)
Natural language variants recognized by isStopIntent(...) (for example, please stop now)

When matched, the bot stops active driver work and attempts to stop running SubTurtles.

/cron does not currently have a /jobs slash alias in source.
Use /looplogs for raw launcher/runtime output (run-loop.sh, stdout/stderr). The legacy un-prefixed log path is still supported as a fallback.
Use /pinologs for structured app logs when you need level/module filtering.
Programmatic control-plane operations (usage/model/driver/session/restart) are documented in MCP Tools under bot_control.