Exact matching

A command name is matched exactly, without the leading slash counted as part of the match. Typing /eff will not partially match /effort; there is no abbreviation or fuzzy matching applied to command names.

An unrecognized command prints a short error naming exactly what you typed, rather than silently doing nothing and leaving you unsure whether it was accepted.

Where a command takes an argument, everything after the first space is passed through as that argument exactly as written. This matters for a command like /memory <request>, where the argument is itself a full sentence rather than a single word or flag.

This exactness is a deliberate simplicity choice: a fuzzy or abbreviation-tolerant matcher would need rules for handling ambiguity, what happens when a partial match fits two different commands, and exact matching avoids that class of problem entirely by never guessing.

In practice this rarely costs real typing time, since most command names are already short, and tab completion in the interactive prompt handles the rest for anyone who would rather not type a full command name out each time.