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Helix is a natural-language router — you can just say what you want. The *command shortcuts below are the explicit form of the same intents, grouped by the stage that owns them.

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Orchestrator

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Lifecycle

*evaluate is what you want almost always — it’s the judge. There’s also a separate static auditor, *audit, for a deeper structural review of a skill or agent. It’s explicit-only; it’s never the fallback for a plain evaluate.

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Natural-language queries work too

Every command has a natural-language equivalent, routed automatically to the stage that owns it — so you don’t have to memorise the command surface. These two do the same thing:
A few more phrasings and where they land: Boot Helix first with *mutagent (or /mutagent-helix), then type either form into your coding agent. When a request is ambiguous, Helix asks a clarifying question instead of guessing — it never advances a stage you didn’t ask for.
Shortcuts and plain English are interchangeable, and so is calling a skill directly (for example /mutagent-evaluator). Use whichever is fastest for you.