Slash Commands¶
Inside Claude Code, /z commands let you interact with the reviewer and control your monitoring session.
Command reference¶
/z spy¶
View the reviewer's transcript for the current session. Shows what was reviewed, what was blocked, and the reviewer's reasoning for each determination.
By default, shows the latest user turn. You can specify a turn number to view earlier turns.
/z ask¶
Ask the reviewer a question about the current session without changing its monitoring behavior. Use this to understand why the reviewer made a specific decision, or to get the reviewer's opinion on the agent's work.
/z direct¶
Send a high-priority directive that overrides the reviewer's behavior for the rest of the session. Use this when you need the reviewer to stand down on a specific issue or change its approach.
Directives are non-enforcing — the reviewer acknowledges and continues monitoring under the new instructions.
/z level¶
Adjust the reviewer's scrutiny level (1–5) on the fly. Higher levels increase intervention likelihood.
/z adversary¶
Switch the reviewer's behavioral profile mid-session. Context memory is preserved; only the operating rules change. Shows a list of available profiles to choose from.
/z cycle¶
Reset the reviewer's context window while keeping the same profile. The reviewer writes a handoff summary, a new session starts with that summary plus recent events, and monitoring continues with a fresh context.
Useful when the session has gone long and the reviewer seems stale or disoriented.
/z enable / /z disable¶
Enable or disable supervision for the current session or all sessions.
/z disable # This session only
/z disable --all # All sessions until re-enabled
/z enable # Re-enable
/z session-id¶
Show the current session ID. Mostly useful for diagnostics.
/z oauth¶
Authenticate or re-authenticate with a model provider (currently OpenAI only).
/z update¶
Update the Zwischen client package and restart the daemon.
/z restart¶
Restart the Zwischen daemon without updating.