debugging-hermes-tui-commands

To debug a missing slash command in the Hermes TUI, use this Skill to check command existence and definitions across the Python backend, TUI gateway, and frontend layers to identify inconsistencies.

Slash command autocomplete fails when command definitions or handlers are missing. This Skill helps diagnose autocomplete issues by verifying command registrations across the TypeScript frontend and Python backend.

Register slash commands consistently by using this Skill's guidance to define and map commands in both the Python backend and TypeScript frontend, ensuring the TUI gateway correctly handles execution across layers.

Fixing Hermes TUI command execution issues requires knowledge of Python, TypeScript, and Hermes TUI architecture to trace command definitions and verify handler behavior across the application stack.

Yes, this Skill helps ensure slash commands behave consistently between CLI and TUI environments by checking command definitions and verifying that handlers execute correctly across different interface layers.

The best way to troubleshoot Hermes TUI slash command problems is to run debugging commands that check command existence and definitions, isolating execution or autocomplete failures across the Python and TypeScript layers.