Company Commands
Reference for the commands that create, track, review, and close company work.
Commands are shortcuts into company work. They create or inspect requests, track progress, and route results to review. They do not bypass permissions, review gates, or evidence requirements.
Command reference
| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
/intent | Create a structured request from a company instruction. |
/assign | Assign a request to a person, an agent, or a mixed path. |
/status | Show active work, its owner, its due date, and its current gate. |
/proof | Open the evidence and final report for a request. |
/review | Mark a staged result as accepted, rejected, or needing revision. |
/memory | Look up relevant company context for the active scope. |
/schedule | Create a follow-up or recurring workflow inside allowed boundaries. |
Scoping
Commands run under the requester's role and workspace scope. A finance lead, a partner, an auditor, a client, and an internal agent may see different actions because they have different boundaries.
Rule
A command is not a way around review. If a command would create external side effects, change sensitive data, or publish a result, it must pass through the right review gate first.