Reference

/account

Manage your Junie Accounts and Junie API keys, or connect your own API key from Anthropic, OpenAI, and other OpenAI API-compatible providers.

/brave

Toggle brave mode, in which Junie executes all potentially sensitive actions without user approval.

/commands

Create and manage custom slash commands.

/debug

Toggle debug mode, in which Junie acts as an AI debugging assistant against a live debugger session in a connected JetBrains IDE. Shortcut: Shift+Tab+Tab.

/demo <arg>

Launch a visual demo of a feature inside a disposable VM. Alias: /test.

/effort

Set the reasoning effort level for the current model. The set of supported effort levels depends on the selected model.

/extensions <arg>

Browse, install, update, and manage Junie CLI extensions — bundles of agent skills, MCP servers, subagents, custom commands, and guidelines.

/feedback <prompt>

Share feedback about the current session with the Junie team. If you provide <prompt>, Junie opens the feedback screen with that text as an editable draft.

/history

See the session history and resume one of the previous sessions.

/ide

Show the current JetBrains IDE connection status and the JetBrains IDE features available to the current session. For details, see Junie CLI and JetBrains IDE integration.

/install-github-action

Launch an interactive wizard for installing and configuring Junie GitHub Action in the current GitHub repository.

/import

Import user- or project-level configs from other coding agents.

Junie CLI detects and suggests import of guidelines, agent skills, slash commands, or MCP server configurations from other coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor.

/mcp

Connect MCP servers to Junie CLI and manage the connections.

/model

Select the main Large Language Model (LLM) to be used by Junie and, for supported models, the reasoning effort level.

Default is the recommended pre-selected option with the best price quality ratio. The model behind the Default option is set dynamically and may change as new models are released.

/new <prompt>

Clear up the context and start a new session. If you provide <prompt>, Junie opens the new session with that text in the prompt.

/plan <prompt>

Toggle plan mode. If you provide <prompt>, Junie enables plan mode and submits the prompt immediately.

/remote

Open the current Junie CLI session in a web browser. For details, see Remote Mode.

/review

Start a local code review of your changes (compared to main, the last commit, or unstaged changes) before you commit them. Requires a git repository.

/settings

Change Junie settings, including theme, notifications, step limit, and diff view mode.

/quit

Exit Junie CLI interactive mode while staying logged in.

/update

Check for updates and install if available.

/usage

See the cost breakdown for the current session, including token usage and used models.

/worktree

Open the worktree menu to create or switch to an isolated git worktree for parallel work. See Worktrees.

Ctrl+C twice

Quit Junie CLI interactive mode.

!

Run a shell command in the embedded terminal. Example: !ls.

@

Search for a file or folder in your project to attach it to the prompt.

/

Open the slash command suggestion menu.

?

Open the help menu to see all available shortcuts.

Shift+Tab

Toggle between default mode and plan mode.

Ctrl+B

Enable brave mode.

Ctrl+R

Search the prompt history.

Ctrl+T

Open the full transcript of the current session.

Ctrl+N

Navigate the transcript of the current session after opening it (Ctrl+T).

Shift+Enter (or Ctrl+J)

Insert a new line in the prompt.

Ctrl+A

Move cursor to the start of the line.

Ctrl+E

Move cursor to the end of the line.

Alt+B

Move cursor one word backward.

Alt+F

Move cursor one word forward.

Ctrl+U

Delete the entire line.

Ctrl+W

Delete the word before the cursor.