debugging-hermes-tui-commands

Missing slash commands in autocomplete usually mean the command registry in Python, the gateway routing, and the Ink frontend handlers are out of sync. Inspect the command mappings across all three layers to identify and patch the registration gaps.

Debug missing slash commands by reviewing the Python command registry, the gateway router, and the TypeScript Ink frontend. Validate command definitions and handler mappings across these layers to fix incomplete autocomplete or execution failures in the TUI.

CLI and UI behavior diverges when command definitions and mappings are inconsistent between the Python backend, gateway, and frontend. Coordinating patches across the command registry, router, and slash handlers resolves this behavioral mismatch.

Yes, adding new TUI slash commands requires updating the gateway router alongside the Python command registry and Ink frontend. End-to-end validation across all three layers ensures the command is properly exposed and executes correctly in the UI.

Validate slash command mappings end-to-end by verifying command existence, handler mapping, and runtime behavior across the Python backend, gateway routing, and TypeScript UI. This unified workflow ensures commands register and execute correctly across all application layers.