How do I initialize a new slash command?

You can initialize a new command by running 'scripts/init_command.py ' and specifying either a project or personal scope.

How do I pass arguments to a custom slash command?

Use '$ARGUMENTS' to include all text provided after the command, or use positional placeholders like '$1' and '$2' to map specific words to your prompt.

Can I use shell commands inside my custom slash commands?

Yes, you can execute shell commands by using the '!' prefix, provided you list the required tools in the 'allowed-tools' section of the command's YAML frontmatter.

What is the difference between project and personal scope?

Project scope commands are stored in '.claude/commands/' for team use, while personal scope commands are stored in '~/.claude/commands/' for your individual use across all projects.

Slash Command Creator

Name: Slash Command Creator
Author: jskjw157

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Productivity & Workflow

Streamlines the creation and management of custom Claude Code slash commands to automate repetitive prompts and development workflows.

The Slash Command Creator skill provides a structured framework for building, updating, and organizing custom slash commands within the Claude Code CLI environment. It guides users through implementing YAML frontmatter, managing positional arguments, executing shell scripts via the bash prefix, and referencing local files. By standardizing the development of project-specific or personal commands, it empowers developers to transform complex, multi-step prompting sequences into simple, reusable shortcuts, significantly enhancing development speed and consistency across teams.

Key Features

01Support for positional and global argument handling ($1, $ARGUMENTS)

02Direct shell command execution with 'allowed-tools' security configuration

030 GitHub stars

04Flexible scoping for private personal use or shared project-wide distribution

05Standardized YAML frontmatter configuration for command metadata

06Context-aware file referencing using the @ symbol for prompt enrichment

Use Cases

01Creating a /review command that automatically pulls git diffs and applies team-specific coding standards.

02Setting up custom /explain commands to document specific modules using positional arguments.

03Automating repetitive project tasks like generating boilerplate components or running specific linting checks.

What are Skills?·How to Install

Install with 🐟 Skill.Fish

npx skillfish add jskjw157/fanpulse slash-command-creator

For use in Claude.ai and ChatGPT

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