CommandIndex

When issuing commands, the command name can be shortened so long as there is no ambiguity (e.g., pref instead of preferences). Arbitrary aliases may also be assigned using the alias command. Some of the more common shortcuts are listed with each command's synopsis under "Default Aliases".

1. add_wme
2. alias
3. allocate
4. capture_input
5. cd
6. chunk
7. clog
8. command_to_file
9. debug
10. default_wme_depth
11. dirs
12. echo
13. echo_commands
14. epmem
15. excise
16. explain
17. firing_counts
18. gds_print
19. gp
20. gp_max
21. help
22. indifferent_selection
23. init_soar
24. load_library
25. ls
26. matches
27. max_dc_time
28. max_elaborations
29. max_goal_depth
30. max_memory_usage
31. max_nil_output_cycles
32. memories
33. multi_attributes
34. numeric_indifferent_mode
35. o_support_mode
36. popd
37. port
38. predict
39. preferences
40. print
41. production_find
42. pushd
43. pwatch
44. pwd
45. rand
46. remove_wme
47. replay_input
48. rete_net
49. rl
50. run
51. select
52. set_stop_phase
53. smem
54. source
55. sp
56. srand
57. stats
58. stop_soar
59. svs
60. tcl
61. time
62. timers
63. unalias
64. verbose
65. version
66. waitsnc
67. warnings
68. watch
69. watch_wmes
70. wma