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Pith onboarding conversation. Runs on first session in a new project. Introduces Pith, offers wiki setup, guides through initialization. Injected by session-start.js when no prior setup detected.

One-shot architecture decision format. Use for technology choices, design decisions, system design questions. Format: Decision / Options table / Choice / Risks / Next. Does not persist.

Interactive guided tour of Pith. Walks the user through each feature experientially — one step at a time, hands-on, using their actual project. Resumable. Skippable. State tracked via tour.py.

One-shot structured debug format. Use when diagnosing errors, unexpected behavior, crashes, or failures. Format: Problem / Cause / Fix / Verify — 4 fields, no prose. Does not persist.

Install Pith into Claude Code. Copies hooks, patches settings.json, registers slash commands (/pith, /budget, /focus), and records the plugin root so hooks can resolve paths.

One-shot planning format. Use for feature planning, task breakdown, sprint planning, implementation plans. Format: Goal / Steps / Risks / Done-when. Does not persist.

Uninstall Pith from Claude Code. Removes hooks, slash commands, and cleans pith entries from settings.json. Preserves ~/.pith/state.json (token history) unless user explicitly asks to wipe all data.

Adaptive output compression. Three levels: precise (no filler), lean (default, drop articles/fragments), ultra (maximum — abbreviate, structure, arrows). Activate: /pith | /pith precise | /pith lean | /pith ultra | /pith off

Run the Pith wiki graph generator for the current project. Scans wiki/ for .md files, extracts [[wikilinks]], and opens an interactive force-directed graph in the browser as wiki-graph.html.

One-shot commit message generator. Conventional Commits format, subject ≤50 chars. Use when writing a git commit message for staged changes. Does not persist.

One-shot structured code review. Use when reviewing a PR, diff, file, or function. Format: one line per issue. No summaries. Does not persist.

Wiki mode — persistent knowledge base maintenance. Active during /pith wiki mode. Defines page formats, ingest workflow, query workflow, and lint checks.