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Beast Mode — Command Reference

All 24 slash commands installed by /install-beast-mode, grouped by category.


Feature Development

Command Description
/suggest-feature Suggests 2–4 features to build next based on project state, mission, and technical design
/plan-feature <name> Gathers requirements, proposes 2–3 approaches with trade-offs, creates an implementation plan with acceptance criteria
/start-feature <name> Creates context.md and tasks.md from the approved plan; sets status to "In Progress"
/continue-feature <name> Loads feature context and shows a status summary — use at the start of each session
/proceed Picks up the next task and implements it using specialized agents; asks before using an advanced agent on major or high-risk phases
/proceed-advanced Forces advanced (opus, max-effort) agents, one phase at a time, then stops
/autorun-feature [name] Runs a whole feature to completion autonomously: plans (if no implementation.md) and starts it, then per phase implements, gates, verifies UI via browser MCP, commits, and runs /review-feature + fixes all findings; ends with a cross-phase review, /update-feature, and /update-master. Epic-aware. Commits locally per phase but stops before pushing — you push / open the PR. Stops and prompts on any blocker. Resumable
/update-feature <name> Saves progress to docs — always run before ending a session
/update-master Updates docs/overview.md with all feature progress and cross-feature connections
/discover-feature <name> Documents an existing feature by analyzing its code; does not change code

Quality & Review

Command Description
/review-feature <name> Reviews code against best practices; creates a findings report with severity rankings
/review-pr [PR-number] Independent PR review — GitHub-PR mode (with a number) or pre-submit mode (no number)
/audit-feature <name> Higher-level architecture, integration, and DX audit
/evaluate-feature <name> Evaluates a feature against its Definition of Done acceptance criteria using an independent evaluator agent
/document-feature <name> Extracts reusable patterns from a completed feature into the skills system
/review-ui Reviews UI code with a Live Browser Audit of the running app (visual, layout, accessibility)
/review-ux Persona-first UX review with rubrics, a friction inventory, and a live MCP audit
/review-mobile Mobile-specific review covering responsiveness, touch targets, and performance

Bug Tracking

Command Description
/fix-bug <id> Fixes a specific bug by ID with linked feature context
/fix-feature [name] Fixes all open bugs for a feature (or all bugs), grouped by priority

Epics

Epics group related features into a single tracked folder. A folder is an epic when it contains epic-overview.md.

Command Description
/create-epic <name> Creates a new epic folder with epic-overview.md and epic-requirements.md
/plan-epic <name> Plans the features inside an epic, sets build order, and creates individual feature plans
/update-epic <name> Updates epic-overview.md with current status across all child features
/review-epic <name> Reviews all features in an epic holistically — integration, consistency, and completeness

Daily Workflow

The most common sequence:

/continue-feature <name>   # start a session
/proceed                   # implement the next task (repeat)
/update-feature <name>     # save before ending a session

For a new feature:

/suggest-feature           # get ideas
/plan-feature <name>       # create a plan and get your approval
/start-feature <name>      # set up docs and begin
/proceed                   # build (repeat)
/evaluate-feature <name>   # verify against acceptance criteria
/document-feature <name>   # extract patterns into skills
/update-master             # update the big picture