debugging-hermes-tui-commands

Hermes TUI slash commands go missing from autocomplete when the Python registry, gateway dispatch, and Ink frontend handlers are not aligned. You must ensure consistent CommandDef registration and frontend state propagation to restore missing entries.

To fix slash commands that work in the CLI but fail in the TUI, trace the command through the Python registry, gateway dispatch, and Ink frontend handlers to find the mismatch. Resolve local-only TUI handlers and update gateway command handling for behavioral consistency.

To update live interface state in a TypeScript TUI after a Python config change, verify that the gateway command handling and Ink frontend state propagation are correctly linked. Fix the frontend handlers to immediately refresh the rendered TUI state.

Inconsistent slash command behavior between the Python registry and the TypeScript frontend is caused by mismatched CommandDef entries and broken gateway dispatch. Correcting the CommandDef registration with the right category and aliases resolves this behavioral inconsistency.

To diagnose a broken Hermes slash command, trace it across the Python registry, TUI gateway, and Ink frontend handlers. Check the CommandDef registration, verify gateway command handling, and ensure frontend state propagation for reliable command discovery and execution.