⌨️ Command Reference Guide

Complete reference for all commands available in the CursorRIPER♦Σ framework, organized by category.

🚀 Quick Command Lookup

Essential Commands

Command	Action	Example
/r	Research mode	/research
/i	Innovate mode	/innovate
/p	Plan mode	/plan
/e	Execute mode	/execute
/rev	Review mode	/review
!cp	Add protection	!cp // Critical code
!af	Add file context	!af src/main.js
!ckp	Check permissions	!ckp

🔄 Mode Commands

Mode Switching

Command	Shortcut	Description	Example
/research	/r	Enter RESEARCH mode	/r
/innovate	/i	Enter INNOVATE mode	/i
/plan	/p	Enter PLAN mode	/p
/execute	/e	Enter EXECUTE mode	/e
/review	/rev	Enter REVIEW mode	/rev

Mode Status

Command	Description	Example Output
Current mode?	Check active mode	[MODE: EXECUTE]
Show mode	Display mode info	EXECUTE (Ω₄): Implementation

🛡️ Protection Commands

Add Protection

Command	Level	Description	Example
!cp	PROTECTED	Never modify	!cp // API keys
!cg	GUARDED	Ask permission	!cg // Core logic
!ci	INFO	Context note	!ci // Config info
!cd	DEBUG	Temporary code	!cd // Debug logs
!ct	TEST	Test code	!ct // Test fixture
!cc	CRITICAL	Business logic	!cc // Payment logic

Protection Usage

// !cp PROTECTED - Description
const SECRET = process.env.SECRET;
// !cp END-P

📎 Context Commands

Adding Context

Command	Type	Description	Example
!af	File	Add file reference	!af src/auth.js
!ad	Directory	Add folder reference	!ad src/components/
!ac	Code	Add code reference	!ac validateUser()
!adoc	Docs	Add documentation	!adoc "API Guide"
!ar	Rules	Add rules reference	!ar "Style Guide"
!ag	Git	Add git reference	!ag feature-branch
!an	Notepad	Add notepad	!an "Todo List"
!pf	Pin	Pin file	!pf config.json

Managing Context

Command	Action	Description	Example
!cs	Set status	Update context status	!cs file.js active
!cr	Remove	Remove from context	!cr old-file.js
!cc	Clear	Clear all context	!cc
!cm	Mode context	Set mode defaults	!cm

Context Status Options

• active - Currently working
• partial - May reference
• essential - Always needed
• deprecated - To be removed

🔐 Permission Commands

Check Permissions

Command	Description	Example Output
!ckp	Current mode permissions	EXECUTE: C:✓ R:✓ U:✓ D:~
!pm	Check operation	!pm write_code → ✓ Allowed
!sp	Show mode permissions	!sp plan → PLAN: C:✓ R:✓ U:~ D:✗
!vm	Verify mode for operation	!vm delete_file → Use EXECUTE

🏁 Framework Commands

Initialization

Command	Description	When to Use
/start	Initialize framework	First time setup
Initialize	Same as /start	Alternative command

Framework Status

Command	Description	Example Output
Show framework status	Current state	Phase, mode, progress
Check memory health	Memory status	Update frequency, size
Framework version	Version info	v1.0.5

💾 Memory Commands

View Memory

Command	Description	Target
Show requirements	View requirements	σ₁
Show architecture	View patterns	σ₂
Show tech stack	View technology	σ₃
Show current focus	View context	σ₄
Show progress	View status	σ₅
Show protected code	View registry	σ₆

Update Memory

Command	Description	Example
Add requirement	New requirement	Add requirement: API rate limiting
Update progress	Change status	Update progress: Auth 80% complete
Mark issue resolved	Close issue	Mark issue I₁ resolved
Add pattern	New pattern	Add pattern: Repository pattern

🔗 Cross-Reference Commands

Create References

Format	Description	Example
[↗️σₙ:Xᵢ]	Basic reference	[↗️σ₁:R₃]
[↗️σₙ:Xᵢ|Γₘ]	With context	[↗️σ₁:R₃|Γ₃]
[Γₙ:item]	Context only	[Γ₃:validateUser()]

Reference Management

Command	Description	Example
Check references	Validate links	Finds broken refs
Update references	Fix broken links	Updates targets
List references to X	Find usage	List references to R₃

💼 Workflow Commands

Planning Commands

Command	Description	Output
Create plan for X	Generate plan	Numbered checklist
Detail specifications	Expand plan	Detailed specs
Sequence steps	Order tasks	Priority list

Review Commands

Command	Description	Output
Review implementation	Check code	Pass/fail report
Verify against plan	Compare	Deviation list
Check protection coverage	Audit	Coverage report

🔧 Utility Commands

Backup Commands

Command	Description	When Used
Create backup	Manual backup	Before risky ops
List backups	Show available	Recovery planning
Restore from backup	Recovery	After issues

Search Commands

Command	Description	Example
Search for X	Find in project	Search for auth logic
Find references to Y	Trace usage	Find references to R₃
Locate pattern Z	Find implementations	Locate Repository pattern

🎯 Command Patterns

Mode-Specific Patterns

Research Mode:

/r
What authentication methods are used?
!af src/auth/     # Add auth folder
!ag main         # Check git history

Plan Mode:

/p
Create detailed plan for JWT implementation
!ar "Security Standards"    # Add standards
The plan will be numbered 1-N

Execute Mode:

/e
Implement step 3 from the plan
!cp                        # Protect critical parts
!af src/new-file.js       # Track new files

Context Patterns

Feature Context:

!cc                       # Clear old
!af src/feature/main.js   # Main file
!ac featureLogic()        # Core function
!adoc "Feature Spec"      # Requirements

Debug Context:

!ag "error message"       # Search git
!af error.log            # Log file
!ac buggyFunction()      # Problem code

🚨 Command Restrictions by Mode

Research Mode (Ω₁)

Allowed	Forbidden
Read commands	Write commands
Search commands	Create commands
Analysis commands	Modify commands

Execute Mode (Ω₄)

Allowed	Forbidden
All file operations	Web search
Code generation	Plan changes
Testing	Design decisions

💡 Command Best Practices

1. Command Chaining

Combine related commands:

/e && !cm && !af main.js

2. Context Before Action

Set context before requesting:

!af auth.js
!ac validateUser()
"Implement the validation logic"

3. Protection While Coding

Add protection inline:

"Create payment processor with !cc protection"

4. Regular Cleanup

Keep context focused:

# After feature complete
!cc    # Clear context

📊 Command Usage Statistics

Track your command patterns:

Most Used Commands

1. /e - Execute mode (35%)
2. !af - Add file (20%)
3. /r - Research mode (15%)
4. !cp - Add protection (10%)
5. !cc - Clear context (8%)

Command Efficiency

• Average commands per feature: 25
• Context commands: 40%
• Mode switches: 20%
• Protection: 15%
• Other: 25%

🎓 Command Learning Path

Beginner (Day 1)

• Mode switches: /r, /p, /e
• Basic protection: !cp
• Simple context: !af

Intermediate (Week 1)

• All protection levels
• Context management
• Permission checks
• Cross-references

Advanced (Week 2+)

• Complex patterns
• Command combinations
• Workflow optimization
• Custom shortcuts

🔌 Extension Commands

MCP Services (If Enabled)

Service	Command	Description
GitHub	!gr	Search repos
GitHub	!gp	Push files
Search	!ws	Web search
Browser	!pn	Navigate URL
Docker	!dc	Create container

BMAD Enterprise (If Enabled)

Feature	Command	Description
Roles	!br	Switch role
PRD	!prdn	New PRD
Gates	!kg	Check gate
Docs	!edg	Generate docs

📚 Related Topics

• Symbol Reference
• Mode Reference
• Permission Matrix
• Quick Start

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