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Command reference — Workspace

Commands in Codex

The / commands below look like this in Claude Code and Cursor. In Codex, swap the prefix for $ — e.g. /n45$n45.

In-IDE commands (/n45…)

Run from inside the IDE, in the workspace folder.

Command What it does
/n45 Hub — detects the state and offers the right actions: plan, advance, validate, finish or cancel
/n45-feat Plan a cross-repo feature (intent → CONTRACT → fan-out)
/n45-fix Investigate and fix a problem that spans the services
/n45-next Advance execution — each member's next phase, in parallel
/n45-status See the state of the workspace and its members
/n45-run Run the application — in a workspace, each member service comes up via its own runbook

Start with /n45

When in doubt, run /n45. It detects where the feature is and offers only the applicable options.

Terminal commands (npx n45-ai…)

Run in the terminal, in the workspace folder.

Command What it does
npx n45-ai@latest init Create/set up the workspace (auto-detects when the folder already has git repositories)
npx n45-ai@latest status Bring up the visual dashboard
npx n45-ai@latest workspace list List the members
npx n45-ai@latest workspace add [<path\|url>] Add a member (local path or git URL to clone)
npx n45-ai@latest workspace add --all Adopt every git folder not yet registered
npx n45-ai@latest workspace remove <name> Deregister a member (does not delete the repository)
npx n45-ai@latest workspace sync Reconcile: clone missing members + adopt orphan folders
npx n45-ai@latest upgrade Migrate and refresh the skills — in a workspace, runs in each member too

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