Common Kimi Claw terminal commands

What is Terminal?

Terminal is required to install OpenClaw on macOS. It is a built-in Mac app that lets you control your computer directly with text commands instead of clicking icons with a mouse.

Kimi Claw Terminal:

Kimi Claw terminal interface

Click the “Terminal” button in the Kimi Claw web app to open the CLI. Commands entered in Terminal are executed directly and are not affected by the chat context.

Terminal commands and features

You can also enter commands directly in the Claw chat box to check Claw status or perform actions.

Entering a command in the chat box

Terminal and plugins share the same interaction channel. Restarting OpenClaw Gateway will disconnect Terminal.

Basic system commands

CommandFunction
/helpView all available commands
/statusCheck system status and connection health
/pingTest gateway response
/cronView/manage scheduled tasks (create, read, update, delete)
/cron add "<schedule>" <command>Add a scheduled task, for example /cron add "0 9 * * *" /news
/cron rm <id>Delete the scheduled task with the specified ID
/configView the current user configuration, such as email and notification method
/config set <key> <value>Modify a configuration item, for example /config set email [email protected]
/file or /uploadView/manage the list of uploaded files
/search <query>Trigger an online search, overriding the system’s default search behavior
/newStart a new Session while preserving history
/resetReset the current Session and clear the context
/compact [instructions]Compress the chat history while preserving key information
/stopStop the current task/output

Skill management

CommandFunction
/skillsList all installed Skills
/skills info <skill_id>View details and configuration parameters for the specified Skill
/skills install <url or id>Install a new Skill
/skills uninstall <skill_id>Uninstall the specified Skill
/skills update <skill_id>Update a Skill to the latest version
/skills reloadReload all Skills after configuration changes

Scheduled tasks

CommandFunction
/cronView the list of all current scheduled tasks
/cron log <task_id>View execution logs and error details for the specified task
/cron enable/disable <task_id>Enable or pause a scheduled task

Memory Space

CommandFunction
/memoryView the number of current memory entries and capacity usage
/memory search <keyword>Search historical memory entries
/memory exportExport a memory file for backup

Configuration and debugging

CommandFunction
/configView the current gateway and platform configuration
/config reloadReload the configuration file after modifying Feishu, email, or other credentials
/logsView recent system logs
/debug on/offTurn debug mode on or off to output detailed execution steps

Quick diagnosis: If a Skill or scheduled task is abnormal, run /status/logs/cron log <task_id> in order to locate the issue.