Slash commands for Claude Code - Anthropic's CLI coding assistant.

We hate typing. We hate confirming. We want AI that thinks like us and executes like it's us.

These commands exist to make Claude Code as automated as possible. Instead of explaining what you want step-by-step, just tell it what to do and let it run. The goal: Claude should know how you think and execute with the full power of AI.

Less prompting. More doing.

Install the /claude-commands manager, then use it to discover and install everything else:

# Clone to your preferred location
git clone git@github.com:claude-commands/command-claude-commands.git <clone-path>/command-claude-commands

# Symlink (use full path to cloned repo)
ln -s <clone-path>/command-claude-commands/claude-commands.md ~/.claude/commands/claude-commands.md

Then run /claude-commands in Claude Code.

The /claude-commands manager:

• Discovers all available commands from this org automatically
• Installs commands with proper symlinks in one step
• Updates all your installed commands at once
• Removes commands cleanly when you're done

No need to manually track repos or remember installation steps for each command.

/claude-commands              # Interactive menu
/claude-commands install      # Install all or select specific commands
/claude-commands add <name>   # Add a single command
/claude-commands remove <name># Remove a command
/claude-commands update       # Update all installed commands
/claude-commands list         # Show what's installed vs available
/claude-commands move <name>  # Move between user and project levels

Installation Scopes:

Commands are cloned once and symlinked to user or project level. Updates apply everywhere.

Want to build a command for your workflow? Use /create-command to scaffold it interactively:

/create-command

The wizard will:

1. Ask what you're building - Choose from presets (Git Workflow, Code Analysis, etc.) or go custom
2. Gather details - Name, description, arguments, integrations needed
3. Research best practices - Searches the web for current patterns in your domain
4. Generate files - Creates properly structured command-{name}/ with all the right patterns
5. Help you publish - Optionally init git, push to GitHub, and create a PR to add it here

Your command becomes available to everyone in the org. See the Command Writing Guidelines for the full reference.

• Claude Code CLI
• GitHub CLI (gh) - authenticated
• Git

Prefer to install commands individually? Each repo includes installation instructions:

# Clone to your preferred location
git clone git@github.com:claude-commands/command-standup.git <clone-path>/command-standup

# Symlink (use full path to cloned repo)
ln -s <clone-path>/command-standup/standup.md ~/.claude/commands/standup.md

Recommended: Use /create-command to scaffold new commands interactively. It will:

• Guide you through naming, description, and tool selection
• Research best practices for your command type
• Generate properly structured files following org patterns
• Optionally set up git and push to GitHub

/create-command    # Start the interactive wizard

Or create manually following the pattern:

• Repo: command-{name}
• Main file: {name}.md with frontmatter
• Include: README.md with usage docs
• Model: Always use claude-opus-4-5-20251101

See the Command Writing Guidelines for best practices.

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