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07 / EVERY COMMAND

The 44 the console documents, in one place.

The console is the API with a keyboard attached. Every command here maps to something your app can call, so what you try in the terminal is what you ship.

THE CONVERSATION

13 commands

CommandWhat it does
a numberChoose and speak that response.
/select NSelect a response without speaking it.
/edit your wordsCompose or edit a draft without speaking.
/speakSpeak the current draft.
/say your wordsSpeak your own words directly.
/rejectDismiss all choices without speaking.
/moreRequest another set of choices.
/hear their wordsEnter a partner turn, including numbers or /commands.
/observe wordsKeep a partner turn in context without offering replies.
/context {…}Replace the explicit conversation context.
/historyShow delivered user words and partner turns.
/stateShow the whole session as JSON.
/statusShow the response and speech settings.
THE PERSON USING IT

7 commands

CommandWhat it does
/profileShow age and communication preferences.
/profile PRESETApply symbols, word, phrase, sentence or full.
/age NSet the actual age; /age clear removes it.
/level …Reply length, independent of age.
/tiles …symbols, words or both on the response tiles.
/choices NShow 1–24 choices.
/vocabulary …simple or everyday vocabulary.
LANGUAGES

3 commands

CommandWhat it does
/languages P USet both: partner language first, then the user's.
/languagesPick them in two steps for the selected model.
/native en|es|zhRun the console itself in English, Spanish or Mandarin.
MODELS

7 commands

CommandWhat it does
/modelsDiscover available models; pick one by number.
/model NAMESet an exact model name, or /model N from the list.
/providersList the configured providers.
/provider NAMESwitch provider and show its models.
/connect NAME URL [KEY_ENV]Add a compatible model server.
/format …Configure structured-output support: schema, json or text.
/configureShow configuration commands and current settings.
IMAGES — SEE TO SPEAK

10 commands

CommandWhat it does
/see IMAGERecognise an object, a menu or a scene automatically.
/object IMAGEObjects, body associations and useful phrases.
/menu IMAGE…Read menu pages into categorised ordering tiles.
/scene IMAGEObjects, spatial relations and communication tiles.
/vpage N [CATEGORY]Browse the scan's full catalog; pages start at 1.
/visualInspect current objects, categories and spatial data.
/visionShow image-model configuration and language support.
/vision CONN MODELSet and save an image model; /vision off disables it.
/vision-models [CONN]Discover Ollama or Gemini image models.
/unseeClear visual context and return to the text model.
THE SESSION

4 commands

CommandWhat it does
/backReturn from a menu to the conversation.
/resetStart a fresh conversation, keeping model and settings.
/helpShow every command.
/quitExit. /exit does the same.
LAUNCH FLAGS

The same controls, for a single run.

Settings made in the console persist; these apply to one launch.

FlagWhat it does
--provider, --model, --endpoint, --key-envChoose the model for this launch.
--boardRun from an authored tile board instead of a model.
--offlineDisable every network adapter.
--brain-python, --brain-manifestPoint at another Python env or local model pack.
--language, --partner-languageSet both sides for this launch.
--age, --level, --tiles, --choices, --vocabularyThe profile, for one launch.
--nativeConsole language: en, es or zh.
--contextSeed the explicit conversation context.
--formatStructured-output mode.
--plainScrolling output instead of the live dashboard.
--configLoad an app configuration file.
--port, --originFor tinkyspeak serve: address and allowed browser origins.
--models, --version, --helpList models, print the version, show usage.
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