These commands arrive with your workspace's organ pack, not with the application. The Cockpit cheatsheet describes the standard lifecycle surface. Your installed organ-pack version and the `/ws-` command picker determine which commands are actually available in a particular workspace.
The commands are more than shortcuts. Together they carry intent, design, implementation, tests, reviews, release evidence, and learning through one governed lifecycle. SOCK grounding gives the agent a bounded view of the existing estate; the organ pack supplies the method; SOCM receives the work and gate evidence. Use the cheatsheet to discover what your workspace currently supports, then open an individual command for its exact inputs and checks.
The shipped framework also contains the following commands for controlled add-on authoring and workspace installation. They are not currently listed in Cockpit's built-in command cheatsheet.
Command
What it does
/ws-addon-list
List add-ons installed in the current workspace, including their versions and registered content
/ws-addon-install
Preview and transactionally install a packaged add-on into the current workspace; collisions are refused rather than overwritten
/ws-addon-uninstall
Remove the files registered to an installed add-on, with drift checks that protect locally modified content
/ws-addon-validate
Validate an add-on directory or package against the MSOCK Add-On Standard
/ws-addon-package
Validate and package an add-on into the canonical distributable archive
/ws-addon-reserve
Temporarily reserve an add-on prefix before its first publication
/ws-addon-publish
Validate and submit a packaged add-on to the portal's controlled review workflow
/ws-addon-promote
Request platform-wide distribution for an enterprise-owned add-on that has already been published
Capture and update platform knowledge for the workspace
/ws-triage
Work the maintainer queue of contributions, friction reports, and staleness alerts
/ws-distribute-sock
Publish a versioned knowledge bundle for a workspace
/ws-distribute-soci
Publish a versioned organ pack for a workspace
/sock-compare
Compare two SOCK harnesses and show what changed between them
/fit-gap
Compare the current estate with a target state to identify gaps
/sock-compare and /fit-gap are reference entries shown in the current Cockpit cheatsheet. They are not command files in the base organ pack reviewed for this documentation, so confirm that the target workspace's installed distribution provides them before relying on either command.