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Slash commands are shortcuts that expand into predefined text prompts when used in Devin’s chat interface. They help you quickly start common workflows without typing out full instructions each time.
The interface includes visual badges and keyboard shortcut hints to make discovering and using slash commands easier.
Built-in Slash Commands
Devin comes with several built-in slash commands designed for common development workflows:
/plan
Use this command when you want Devin to help you scope and plan a task before implementation. The planning template guides Devin to analyze your codebase, identify relevant files, and propose a detailed approach.
/review
Use this command to set up a thorough code review workflow where Devin examines code changes and provides feedback on code quality, best practices, and potential bugs.
/test
Use this command when you want Devin to help create tests, run existing test suites, or analyze test coverage for your codebase.
/think-hard
Use this command when you want Devin to think more carefully and thoroughly before providing a solution for complex problems.
/implement
Use this command when you have a specific feature or change you want Devin to implement in your codebase.
How Slash Commands Work
When you start typing / in Devin’s chat input, a menu appears showing available slash commands. You can:
- Continue typing to filter the list of commands
- Use arrow keys to navigate through options
- Click on a command or press Enter to select it
Once selected, the slash command appears as a chip in the input field. An example for /plan will look like the below:
/plan ×
Clicking on the chip will expand it into the full prompt template. You can then customize the template with your specific requirements before sending it to Devin.
Enterprise Custom Commands
Enterprise organizations have additional capabilities for managing slash commands:
Creating and Managing Custom Commands
Organizations can create entirely new custom commands tailored to their team’s unique workflows. For example, you might create:
- A
/deploy command with your team’s deployment checklist
- A
/security-review command with your organization’s security review guidelines
- A
/onboard command to help new team members understand your codebase
Once created, these commands can also be modified or removed at the organization level.
Command Management Interface
Enterprise and Organization administrators can manage custom slash commands through a dedicated command management interface. To access this, first navigate to an Organization, then Organization Settings > Customizations. This interface allows you to:
- View all available commands (both default and custom)
- Create new custom commands with specific prompt templates
- Edit existing command templates
- Delete commands for your organization
