debugging-hermes-tui-commands

To debug missing slash commands in a TUI, you need to verify command registration consistency across TypeScript and Python layers to ensure autocomplete suggestions are properly populated.

A slash command behaves differently in the TUI compared to the CLI due to execution discrepancies between the TypeScript and Python layers, requiring cross-layer debugging to resolve the inconsistent command behavior.

Fixing slash command registration issues requires checking the command registration logic in both Python and TypeScript layers to ensure commands are consistently registered and executed across the stack.

Inconsistent command execution in a Hermes agent TUI is caused by discrepancies between the Python and TypeScript layers during command registration, leading to mismatched behavior and missing autocomplete suggestions.

You can check why a TUI slash command is not registering correctly by debugging the command registration process to ensure the command is properly defined in both Python and TypeScript layers.

The best way to resolve autocomplete discrepancies for TUI commands is to debug the slash command registration across the Python and TypeScript layers to ensure consistent behavior and suggestion generation.