Portable prompt commands

/do, /quicksave, /quickload, and /progress are conversational aliases, not engine features. Their portable implementation is the .prose/commands registry and the factory's CLI/MCP twins (RFC 0015); a host may bind any UI syntax to those operations.

Alias	Portable operation	Behavior
/do	cli --factory next	Do the factory's next action (computed by the Hub from the book's state)
/quicksave	cli --session end --file <summary.json>	End the factory session; every decision must reference a ruling or work order
/quickload	cli --factory next	Resume from the factory's live next action and the last session's summary
/queue <text>	cli --order add --kind author	Record a future task as an author work order under "Author requests"; no argument lists them
/progress	cli --progress	Show the Hub-routed strand dashboard
/show <tuple>	cli --show	Resolve and display an entity or book
/dcm	mcp doc_context_status	Inspect active Dynamic Context Memory
/logic-sweep	cli --logic-sweep	Run the continuity audit and convergence workflow
/commit	git review-and-commit	Review, stage named files, create a new commit, verify status, and push when authorized

A client integration should translate its slash command into one runner invocation or MCP call. It must not copy the old .claude/commands bodies into another vendor folder.

The catalog exporter also records the global Claude command root (%USERPROFILE%/.claude) and the project root in command-catalog.json, including skills and hooks. This keeps global /commit and global prompt behavior visible to every provider without granting a non-Claude client an implicit dependency on Claude's home directory.