Claude Code Custom Commands

A collection of custom skills/commands for Claude Code CLI that enhance your development workflow.

Installation

Clone this repository into your Claude Code commands directory:

git clone https://github.com/choonkeat/commands.git ~/.claude/commands/ck

After cloning, you’ll be able to invoke these skills from Claude Code using the /ck: prefix.

Available Skills

/ck:doit-carefully

Executes tasks with extra care and attention to detail. This is typically used when Claude Code asks if an approach is okay with you. Instead of just saying "Yes", you can respond with /ck:doit-carefully to proceed with the proposed approach. If multiple options were presented, you can specify which one: /ck:doit-carefully go with Option 1.

Usage:

/ck:doit-carefully
/ck:doit-carefully go with Option 1
/ck:doit-carefully <your task description>

/ck:draft-pr

Analyzes your git commits on top of origin/main and helps plan your pull request(s) to reduce review burden and improve organization.

Usage:

/ck:draft-pr

/ck:update-docs

Compares documentation against source code to identify stale, incorrect, or missing content. Also finds redundant sections that should be pruned.

Usage:

/ck:update-docs

/ck:git-squash

Reviews recent commit history and identifies commits that should be squashed together (detours, intermediate fixes, etc.).

Usage:

/ck:git-squash

How to Use

In Claude Code CLI, simply type the skill name with the /ck: prefix:

/ck:doit-carefully implement user authentication

Or invoke without arguments for skills that don’t require them:

/ck:draft-pr

Requirements

• Claude Code CLI installed and configured

• Git (for git-related skills)

Create Your Own Command Collection

Instead of contributing here, we encourage you to create your own command repository! This allows you to:

• Develop skills tailored to your specific workflow

• Evolve commands that match your team’s practices

• Maintain your own collection without conflicts

Getting started:

1. Create your own repository for custom commands

2. Clone it into ~/.claude/commands/<yourprefix>

3. Add your custom skills following the Claude Code skills format

4. Invoke them with /yourprefix:command-name

For example:

git clone https://github.com/yourname/claude-commands.git ~/.claude/commands/myco

Then use your commands:

/myco:deploy-staging
/myco:run-integration-tests

Over time, you’ll build a powerful collection of commands that make your development workflow more efficient!