Desktop Code tab system prompt still lists /doctor as unavailable, but it is a bundled skill and runs there

The Claude desktop app (Code tab) injects this into the model's system prompt:

Terminal-dialog slash commands such as /permissions, /config, /doctor, and /hooks open an interactive terminal panel and are not available in this session — do not tell the user to run them here.

Including /doctor in that list is outdated. Since v2.1.205, /doctor is a bundled skill (https://code.claude.com/docs/en/skills#bundled-skills, changelog 2.1.205), and typing /doctor in the Code tab runs it.
A fresh claude -p session on the same machine also lists doctor in slash_commands and skills.

Result: the model tells users /doctor is not available in the app and sends them to the terminal.

Expected: remove /doctor from that list in the desktop system prompt.

Related: #64507 (pre-2.1.205 behavior, closed), #90848 (shows /doctor running in Desktop).

Environment

• Claude desktop app: 2.2553.1 (latest)
• Claude Code: 2.1.278 (latest)
• Model: Opus 5
• OS: macOS

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

Search the repository for the quoted desktop system-prompt text and inspect the entry point that assembles it. Remove only /doctor from the unavailable-command list, then verify the generated prompt no longer directs Code-tab users to the terminal while /permissions, /config, and /hooks remain listed.