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Slash Commands

Most of what you do in eksreview can be driven with plain language, but slash commands give you direct, precise control over a specific action. Type /help inside the app at any time to see them. The table below lists every command and what it does, followed by notes on the few with behavior worth knowing.

Command Purpose
/help Show all commands
/upgrade <cluster> [region] [to <version>] Run upgrade readiness assessment
/fix <description> Guided remediation for a finding (requires a review first)
/investigate <description> Root cause analysis (loads the latest report if none in session)
/export [path] Export findings to a JIRA-importable CSV
/model [name] Show models, or switch (e.g. /model sonnet)
/context Show context-window usage and approximate session cost
/tools List all loaded tools and their status
/knowledge show List knowledge base entries
/knowledge add <name> <path> Index local files or a PDF
/knowledge search <query> Search the knowledge base directly
/knowledge remove <name> Remove an entry
/knowledge update <name> Re-index an entry from its source
/knowledge clear Remove all knowledge base entries
/skill list List loaded review skills
/skill add <name> <path> Add a custom skill from a path
/skill remove <name> Remove a custom skill
/skill info <name> Show details for a skill
/exit (or /quit) End the session

Notes on specific commands:

  • /fix needs a review to have run in the current session. It pulls findings from the saved report instead of re-scanning, handles one fix at a time, and confirms before it runs anything.
  • /investigate works even without a review in the session. If none has run, it loads the most recent assessment report from reports/ and investigates against that.
  • /upgrade takes the cluster name plus an optional region and target version, in any order, e.g. /upgrade eks-prod us-east-1 to 1.31. Omit the version and it auto-detects the next minor version.
  • /export uses the last report from the session, or a path you give it. With neither, it lists recent reports.