wait-for-command

Use buffer mode to pause AI responses during interactive chat by acknowledging each input with a brief confirmation. This captures multi-turn context across several messages and blocks any analysis or actions until you issue a /go signal to execute.

To manage multi-turn instructions in interactive chat, buffer mode captures all user context across messages while forbidding actions during buffering. It acknowledges each input and preserves complete context until you trigger execution with the /go command.

You need buffer mode in interactive chat sessions when you must share extensive details across several messages before execution. It gives you explicit control by safely capturing multi-turn context and blocking any actions until you issue the /go signal.

Without the /go command in buffer mode, the system continues capturing multi-turn context and acknowledging inputs with brief confirmations. It strictly forbids analysis or actions during buffering, ensuring nothing executes until you explicitly trigger it.

To start buffer mode, send /wait-for-command to begin capturing multi-turn context. Paste your messages across multiple turns, receiving brief acknowledgments for each. Finally, send /go to terminate buffering and trigger execution of the accumulated instructions.

No, buffer mode forbids any analysis or actions while waiting for the /go signal. It strictly acknowledges each user message with a brief confirmation to capture multi-turn context, ensuring no processing occurs until you explicitly issue the execution command.