T4 Code version
0.1.28
Platform
Linux x86_64 (.deb)
OMP version on the host
omp/17.0.5
What happened
In a writable Local OMP session composer, typing / does not open the slash-command menu.
Expected behavior: per the T4 Code docs, typing / in the composer should open the slash-command menu, with commands such as /model, /plan, /compact, etc. selectable with keyboard navigation.
Actual behavior: typing / opens nothing. If I type /model manually, it resolves/inserts a redacted path-like value instead of opening or running the model command.
The host appears to be publishing slash commands correctly. Settings → Host capabilities shows:
text
Host capabilities
Read-only catalog published by Local OMP
Commands
76
command:/advisor
command:/agents
command:/model
*Note: I do have two omp setups on my local, one that supports t4, and another of their latest version installed through bun (not sure if this is relevant).
Steps to reproduce
- Launch T4 Code on Linux with the T4-compatible OMP binary:
Open a Local OMP session that T4 owns and where the composer is writable.
Type:
text
/
Observe that no slash-command menu opens.
Type:
text
/model
Observe that it resolves/inserts a redacted path-like value instead of opening/running the /model command.
Redacted logs (optional)
Redaction check
T4 Code version
0.1.28
Platform
Linux x86_64 (.deb)
OMP version on the host
omp/17.0.5
What happened
In a writable Local OMP session composer, typing
/does not open the slash-command menu.Expected behavior: per the T4 Code docs, typing
/in the composer should open the slash-command menu, with commands such as/model,/plan,/compact, etc. selectable with keyboard navigation.Actual behavior: typing
/opens nothing. If I type/modelmanually, it resolves/inserts a redacted path-like value instead of opening or running the model command.The host appears to be publishing slash commands correctly. Settings → Host capabilities shows:
text
Host capabilities
Read-only catalog published by Local OMP
Commands
command:/advisor command:/agents command:/model76
*Note: I do have two omp setups on my local, one that supports t4, and another of their latest version installed through bun (not sure if this is relevant).
Steps to reproduce
Open a Local OMP session that T4 owns and where the composer is writable.
Type:
text
/
Observe that no slash-command menu opens.
Type:
text
/model
Observe that it resolves/inserts a redacted path-like value instead of opening/running the /model command.
Redacted logs (optional)
Redaction check