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# Möbius Chat Slash Commands

Möbius Chat — the AI assistant built into the Dstl8 web UI — supports slash commands for common actions like saving facts to memory or resetting the conversation. They work anywhere the chat input appears: the chat sidebar (toggle it from the header), incident pages, and the explore heatmap.

### Using slash commands

Type `/` as the first character in the chat input and a command menu pops up above it. Keep typing to filter the list.

| Key     | Action                             |
| ------- | ---------------------------------- |
| `↑` `↓` | Move through the matching commands |
| `Tab`   | Autocomplete the selected command  |
| `Enter` | Run the selected command           |
| `Esc`   | Close the menu                     |

You can also click a command in the menu to run it. Commands that take an argument (`/remember`, `/forget`) wait for you to type the text and press `Enter`; the others run immediately.

### Available commands

#### `/remember <fact>`

Saves something to Möbius's persistent memory. Möbius stores the fact in its knowledge graph — attaching it to a related entity if one exists, or creating a new one — and confirms what it saved. Memory persists across conversations, so Möbius can use it in future investigations.

```
/remember the checkout service is owned by the payments team
/remember we deploy to prod every Tuesday afternoon
/remember error spikes in api-gateway around 2am are the nightly batch job — expected
```

#### `/forget <fact>`

The inverse of `/remember` — removes something from Möbius's persistent memory. Möbius finds the matching entry, deletes the specific fact (or the whole entity if nothing else is attached to it), and confirms what it removed.

```
/forget the checkout service is owned by the payments team
```

#### `/summarize`

Asks Möbius to summarize the conversation so far, highlighting the key points and any decisions made. Useful at the end of a long investigation before you close the tab — pair it with `/remember` to keep the conclusions.

#### `/clear`

Starts a new conversation immediately, clearing all messages in the current chat. Möbius's persistent memory is **not** affected — only the conversation history.

#### `/help`

Lists all available slash commands with their descriptions, right in the chat.

{% hint style="info" %}
**Memory is shared with your AI agents.** Facts saved with `/remember` live in the same knowledge graph your MCP-connected agents (Claude Code, Cursor, and others) can read and write — so context you teach Möbius in the browser is available to your coding agent in the terminal, and vice versa. See [MCP Integration](/controltheory-documentation/dstl8-docs/mcp-integration.md).
{% endhint %}


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