The useful hundred: 80 slash commands and 20 keyboard shortcuts, grouped by the job they do, with when to reach for each one

Four pages from the video where I ran ten of them for real (Claude Code 2.1.289, October 5, 2026). Page one: the ten from the video and what each did on a real project: /rewind brought back three rewritten files, /btw answered a side question while the task kept running, /goal stopped on its own with every test passing, /plan wrote a plan and touched nothing, /diff showed every change file by file, plus /context, /branch, /simplify, /powerup and /radio. Pages two and three: all 100, grouped as undo and stay safe, save context and money, let it run, review and ship, teach it your project, find and move around, apps and connections, keyboard shortcuts, and hidden fun, each with what it does and when to use it. Page four: the gotchas we hit while recording (rewind only undoes the edit tools, Esc Esc depends on the prompt, /diff needs a wide terminal) and honest notes. Independent guide from Hyperautomation Labs; not affiliated with Anthropic.

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