Commands

Save reusable prompts as slash commands and run them in any chat by typing / instead of retyping instructions

Commands are reusable prompts saved to your workspace — type / at the start of a chat message to run one instead of retyping the same instruction. Your workspace ships with a set of built-in commands, and any Developer or Admin can add their own.

Prerequisites

• A CloudThinker workspace — any member can run commands
• The Developer or Admin workspace role to create, edit, import, or delete commands

Create a command

1. Open the Commands page

   Go to Settings → Commands. The page lists every command in the workspace, split into All, Your Commands, and CloudThinker’s Commands tabs, with a search box to filter by name.

2. Click New Command

   Fill in the form:

   Field	What to enter
   Title	A human-readable name, e.g. Weekly cost review
   Slug	The /name users type. Auto-generated from the title; edit it before saving if you want a shorter one
   Prompt	The full instruction inserted when the command runs, up to 1,000 characters. Mention agents with @ — e.g. start with @alex so the right specialist picks it up

3. Click Create Command

   Success state: the command appears under Your Commands, and typing / plus its slug in any chat in the workspace suggests it.

Put the stable part of the instruction in the command and leave the variable part for chat. A command that ends mid-sentence — “…then analyze:” — lets each run add its own target.

Run a command

1. Type / at the start of a message

   A picker opens listing your commands, built-in commands, and enabled skills — packaged instructions agents follow — together. Keep typing to filter the list.

2. Select the command and send

   The /slug token stays visible in your message; add any extra context after it, then send. On send, CloudThinker replaces the token with the command’s full prompt before the agent reads it.

   /security-configuration-audit focus on the production AWS account
   

   Success state: the agent responds to the expanded prompt — not to the literal /slug text.

If an enabled skill has the same name as a command, the skill wins: selecting it invokes the skill, and the command with that slug does not expand.

Built-in commands

CloudThinker seeds every workspace with read-only commands. You can run and view them, but not edit or delete them.

Command	What it does
/create-agent	Interviews you and helps design a new custom agent for the workspace
/create-skill	Interviews you and helps create a new custom skill
/create-automation	Clarifies the trigger and the prompt, then creates an automation
/resource-rightsizing-analysis	Finds underutilized resources by analyzing CPU, memory, and storage usage
/automated-backup-strategy	Reviews backup schedules and retention policies for cost and coverage
/monitoring-alerting-setup	Configures monitoring and alerting for utilization, performance, and cost anomalies
/security-configuration-audit	Audits access controls, encryption settings, and security best practices
/cost-allocation-tagging	Implements consistent resource tagging for cost allocation and budget visibility

Move commands between workspaces

Commands belong to one workspace. To reuse a set elsewhere:

1. Export from the source workspace

   On Settings → Commands, click Export File. CloudThinker downloads a JSON file containing your commands.

2. Import into the target workspace

   Switch workspaces, open Settings → Commands, and click Upload File. Select the JSON file — up to 100 commands import per file.

   Success state: the imported commands appear under Your Commands. A command whose slug is already taken is imported under an automatically renamed slug.

Next steps

CloudThinker Language

Learn the full prompt syntax the / token belongs to — agent mentions, tool tags, and credentials

Skills

Package multi-step procedures that share the / picker with your commands

Automations

Run a saved prompt on a schedule instead of typing it — no chat required

Multi-Account AWS Operations

See commands in practice: one slash command per AWS account to switch context instantly