> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.warrn.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Slack commands

> Declare incidents, coordinate responders, and inspect operations with Warrn slash commands.

Warrn provides nine slash commands. You must link your Slack identity to Warrn before using them.

Most command forms and results are visible only to you. Changes such as declaring an incident or posting an update create the normal incident notifications and timeline events for your organization.

## Available anywhere

### `/incident [title]`

Opens the incident declaration form. The optional text pre-fills the title.

```text theme={null}
/incident Checkout requests are timing out
```

Review the title, severity, description, affected services, and teams before submitting. Warrn then runs the configured incident workflows, which can include creating an incident channel and war room.

### `/oncall [team]`

Shows the current on-call person and coverage. Omit the team to show all teams with available on-call information.

```text theme={null}
/oncall
/oncall Payments
```

The team argument can match the team's name or slug.

### `/stats [period]`

Shows alert count, incident count, incident MTTR, alert MTTR, MTTA, and impacted-customer totals compared with the preceding period.

```text theme={null}
/stats
/stats 7d
```

Supported periods are `7d`, `14d`, `30d`, and `90d`. The default is `30d`.

## Incident channel commands

The following commands work only in a Slack channel linked to a Warrn incident.

### `/update [message]`

Opens a status-update form. The optional text pre-fills the update. You can publish a message and change the incident status or severity in the same submission.

```text theme={null}
/update Traffic is stable after the rollback
```

### `/responder [@person]`

Adds a responder to the current incident. Select a Slack user in the form, or provide a recognized mention.

```text theme={null}
/responder @Asha
```

The selected Slack user must have a linked Warrn account.

### `/severity <level>`

Changes the incident severity.

```text theme={null}
/severity critical
/severity sev2
```

Accepted values are `critical`, `high`, `medium`, `low`, `sev1`, `sev2`, `sev3`, and `sev4`.

### `/timeline`

Shows the 20 most recent incident timeline entries, including status and severity changes, responders, linked alerts, comments, updates, escalation activity, and war-room creation.

```text theme={null}
/timeline
```

Open the incident in Warrn to see the complete timeline when more than 20 entries exist.

### `/postmortem`

Shows the current incident's postmortem to you in Slack.

```text theme={null}
/postmortem
```

The command reports when no postmortem exists. To publish the postmortem for everyone in the incident channel, mention `@Warrn` and ask it to share the postmortem.

### `/scribe`

Sends Warrn Scribe to the incident's war-room call.

```text theme={null}
/scribe
```

The incident must have a war-room URL. Running the command again while Scribe is already active does not start a duplicate session.

## Thread phrases

These are assistant requests rather than slash commands:

```text theme={null}
@Warrn import this
@Warrn add this to INC-42
```

The first imports a past incident from the thread. The second attaches the thread to an existing incident. See [Declare, import, or attach](/integrations/slack/assistant#declare-import-or-attach) for the difference.

<Note>
  Open the Warrn App Home and select **View shortcuts** to see the command reference inside Slack.
</Note>