What is a Claude Code slash command?

A slash command is a reusable prompt stored in a markdown file that can be triggered in the Claude Code CLI using the /command-name syntax to automate specific developer tasks.

How do I include dynamic terminal output in a command?

You can use the exclamation mark prefix followed by backticks (e.g., ! `git status`) to execute a bash command and include its live output directly in your expanded prompt.

Where should I store my custom slash commands?

Store them in the .claude/commands/ directory for project-specific commands, or in ~/.claude/commands/ for commands you want accessible globally across all projects.

How do I pass parameters to my custom commands?

Use $ARGUMENTS for the entire input string or $1, $2, and $3 for specific positional arguments defined in your command's markdown file.

Can I restrict what tools Claude uses during a custom command?

Yes, you can use the 'allowed-tools' field in the YAML frontmatter to restrict Claude to specific tools like SequentialThinking or specific Bash operations like git commands.

Claude Code Slash Command Creator

Name: Claude Code Slash Command Creator
Author: shishiv

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Provides an expert framework for building reusable, structured, and context-aware slash commands for the Claude Code CLI.

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This skill empowers developers to extend Claude Code's capabilities by creating custom slash commands using a standardized XML-based architecture. It provides clear patterns for implementing YAML frontmatter, dynamic bash execution for context loading, and intelligent argument handling to transform repetitive tasks into powerful terminal shortcuts. By following this skill's guidance on tags like objective, process, and success criteria, users can build reliable prompts that integrate seamlessly with local files and version control workflows, ensuring consistency across team environments and personal developer setups.

Características Principales

Best practices for tool restriction and YAML frontmatter configuration
Dynamic context loading via bash execution and local file referencing (@ and ! syntax)
Support for both project-level and global user-level command directories
Standardized XML structure for clear prompt engineering and consistent results
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Intelligent argument handling for both simple strings and positional parameters ($1, $2, etc.)

Casos de Uso

Creating reusable templates for security audits and performance optimization
Standardizing team-wide git commit and code review workflows
Automating diagnostic reports that pull live system state and logs

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Características Principales

Best practices for tool restriction and YAML frontmatter configuration
Dynamic context loading via bash execution and local file referencing (@ and ! syntax)
Support for both project-level and global user-level command directories
Standardized XML structure for clear prompt engineering and consistent results
0 GitHub stars
Intelligent argument handling for both simple strings and positional parameters ($1, $2, etc.)

Casos de Uso

Creating reusable templates for security audits and performance optimization
Standardizing team-wide git commit and code review workflows
Automating diagnostic reports that pull live system state and logs