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Reference

Every command, by the job it does.

111 commands, clustered by what you are trying to do, not by alphabet. You never memorize them. Tell Larry what is stuck and he reaches into this menu for you. This list is the real 1.15.3-beta.26 set, generated from the plugin itself, so it never falls behind.

The job this does

When you want to know what a command does, you want to to see it explained as a plain outcome, in the right cluster, so you can you can recognize the right move without memorizing anything.

Start here. These help you the whole way.

You never have to memorize the rest. These six are your companions from the first minute to the last. When in doubt, reach for one of them.

Getting Started

7 commands

When you are starting out and need to land on your feet.

Problem Discovery

7 commands

When you need to find what is actually worth solving.

Structured Thinking

8 commands

When you need reasoning that holds up under pressure.

Perspectives + Creativity

7 commands

When you are too close to it and need to borrow other eyes.

Intelligence + Brain

28 commands

When you want answers from the teaching graph and the wider world.

/mos:brain-derive

Pull the Brain's framework recommendations for your current section.

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/mos:find-analogies

Find cross-domain analogies from 1,427 methodology embeddings.

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/mos:find-bottlenecks

Find the lagging component blocking your venture (Hughes reverse salient).

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/mos:find-connections

Surface non-obvious connections in your room's graph.

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/mos:rs-fetch

Fetch the latest reverse salient analysis for your room.

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/mos:rs-thesis

Compose the thesis statement from your reverse salient findings.

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/mos:rs-experts

Surface the expert profiles for a reverse salient.

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/mos:rs-explain

Explain a reverse salient finding in plain language.

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/mos:diagnostics

Run the 4 Wave-1 algorithms (Disruption Index, Blindspot, Novelty, Surprise). Renaming to /mos:fingerprint in v1.14.0.

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/mos:score-innovation

Score the innovation potential of your venture.

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/mos:whitespace

Map the whitespace zones in your domain.

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/mos:explore-domains

Get the 5-lens decomposition of your problem domain.

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/mos:explore-trends

Surface the macro trends your venture is riding.

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/mos:explore-futures

Branch into future scenarios from where you stand today.

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/mos:macro-trends

Identify the macro trends shaping your venture's window.

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/mos:dominant-designs

Identify the dominant designs in your market.

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/mos:models

Browse and apply 25 methodology models.

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/mos:systems-thinking

Apply systems-thinking lenses to a problem.

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/mos:analyze-systems

See how subsystems connect, where they break, where they leverage each other.

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/mos:analyze-timing

Find the timing window your venture sits inside.

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/mos:causal

Trace cause-and-effect chains across your room's claims.

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/mos:auto-explore

Let Larry decompose your domain before you even ask.

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/mos:memory

Inspect what the Brain remembers about your sessions.

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/mos:bono

Run a six-hats research-and-debate engine across your domain.

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/mos:trending-to-absurd

Stretch a trend to its extreme and read off the problems it creates.

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/mos:futures

Map the rings of consequence radiating from one idea.

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/mos:diffusion

Judge whether your technology will spread, who moves first, and how long the first-mover window stays open.

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/mos:eureka

Rank cross-domain opportunity pairs and surface the weak-signal tail.

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Working

17 commands

When you are in the day-to-day work and need to move.

Reviewing

7 commands

When you need to know exactly where you stand.

Export

3 commands

When you need to ship investor-ready output.

Publish

3 commands

When you need to put your work in front of people.

Hub

5 commands

When you want to see the whole room in one place.

Infrastructure

19 commands

When you need to set up, navigate, or maintain.

/mos:setup

Add optional integrations: graph, Brain, MCP servers.

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/mos:update

Update the plugin to the latest version.

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/mos:doctor

Diagnose and optionally repair an off-feeling install.

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/mos:build-knowledge

Turn your room into a knowledge graph you can query.

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/mos:admin

Audit Data Room health -- gaps, drift, evidence tier, decision quality.

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/mos:dial-memory-refresh

Refresh stale dial memory for a section -- byte-preserves human-authored prose.

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/mos:discover

Understand a client or product before designing or building -- lands a Discovery Brief and scaffolded room.

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/mos:dogfood-flush

Flush and regenerate the plugin's own venture room immediately.

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/mos:heal

Repair structural drift in the current room (use /mos:doctor --heal-room).

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/mos:hmi-status

Audit UI Ruling System compliance (use /mos:doctor --ui-compliance).

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/mos:ignite

Start (or excavate) a room through one front door.

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/mos:memory-cortex-reach

Bring the memory cortex to a Decision Gate when a governing thought goes stale or a contradiction lands.

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/mos:organize

Organize the room portfolio hierarchy (use /mos:rooms organize).

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/mos:query

Query the knowledge graph in plain language (use /mos:graph).

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/mos:new-surface

Generate a new MindrianOS surface wired into the connector spine.

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/mos:correct-reference-now

Re-anchor Larry's sense of now when the date has drifted.

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/mos:agentshield

Scan the plugin's own agent-config surfaces for known attack patterns before you trust a fresh MCP server, hook, or skill.

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/mos:ingest-methodology

Add a new methodology to the Brain so every user can reach it - without ever leaking user data.

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/mos:skill

Turn a confirmed SyntheticExpert graph node into an invokable skills/<expert>/SKILL.md via the shipped surface generator, so the expert persona is reachable anywhere in the room.

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Generated from the MindrianOS 1.15.3-beta.26 command canon. Deprecated aliases are not shown. To run any of these, just describe what you are doing -- Larry picks the command.