Chat Commands

Commands you can send to MetaBot in Feishu or Telegram.

Available Commands

Command	Description
/reset	Clear session — starts a fresh conversation
/stop	Abort the currently running task
/status	Show session info (session ID, working directory)
/memory list	Browse MetaMemory knowledge tree
/memory search <query>	Search MetaMemory knowledge base
/sync	Trigger MetaMemory → Feishu Wiki sync
/sync status	Show wiki sync statistics
/help	Show available commands
/metaskill ...	Generate agent teams, agents, or skills
/metabot	Load Agent Bus docs (scheduling, bot management, cross-instance talk)
/anything	Any unrecognized command is forwarded to Claude Code as a skill

Notes

• In DMs, the bot replies to all messages
• Commands like /memory and /sync respond quickly without spawning Claude
• /metaskill and /metabot are skills that get loaded into Claude's context on demand

Feishu Group Chat Behavior

@mention Rules

Scenario	@mention	Notes
Direct message	Not needed	All messages go to the bot
2-member group (you + bot)	Not needed	Auto-detected as DM-like — no @ needed
Multi-member group	@Bot required	Only @mentioned messages trigger a response

Recommended: 2-person group

Create a group with just you and the bot. You get DM-like convenience (no @mention) with group features like pinning and categorization.

Sending Files & Images in Groups

Feishu doesn't allow @mentioning while uploading files or images (especially on mobile). MetaBot supports upload first, @mention later:

1. Upload files/images in the group (no @mention needed)
2. Within 5 minutes, @Bot with your instruction
3. The bot automatically attaches your previously uploaded files

[upload report.pdf]            ← upload first
[upload screenshot.png]        ← multiple files ok
@MetaBot analyze these files   ← then @Bot, files auto-attached

In DMs and 2-person groups, just send files directly — no workaround needed.

Smart Batching

When you send multiple files or images in quick succession (within 2 seconds), they are automatically batched into a single request. This works in all chat types.