Commands & actions
Use slash commands in Ragnarock to generate your SRS, a task plan, and architecture documents.
Beyond answering questions, Ragnarock can generate things for your project. You trigger these with slash commands, and the output previews in the panel on the right.
Open the command palette
Type / in the message box to open the command palette. Use the arrow keys and Enter, or click a command, to run it. Only commands you're allowed to run appear — see Requirements and permissions.
Available commands
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
/srs | Starts a requirements session to build your Software Requirements Specification. |
/plan | Generates a task plan in your backlog from the completed SRS. |
/doc sad | Generates a Software Architecture Document — end-to-end system overview. |
/doc hld | Generates a High-Level Design — modules and interface contracts. |
/doc lld | Generates a Low-Level Design — class diagrams, API specs, schema. |
/doc adr | Generates an Architecture Decision Record — context, decision, and rationale. |
When you run a command, the right-hand panel switches to show the relevant preview — the live SRS, the generated task plan, or the document — and updates as generation completes.
Detected actions
You don't have to memorize commands. If you write something like "generate a task plan" or "create an architecture doc" in plain language, Ragnarock recognizes the intent and shows an action card. Review what it proposes, then confirm to run it (or dismiss it). If a prerequisite is missing — for example, no SRS yet — the card tells you what to do first.
Requirements and permissions
Some commands have prerequisites:
/srsis available to anyone who can edit the project (Owner, Admin, or Member)./planand all/doccommands require a completed SRS first, and an editor role.
If you don't see a command in the palette, either your role is read-only (Viewer or Stakeholder) or the SRS isn't finished yet. Build the SRS — see Building your SRS — to unlock the rest.
Where the output goes
/srsbuilds your requirements; the result lives with the project and powers everything else./plancreates tasks you'll manage on the Tasks board./doc …saves a finished document to your Documentation workspace.
Generation runs in the background. Larger documents and plans take a little time — you can keep chatting while they finish, and the panel updates when they're ready.