What is a Claude Code slash command?

A slash command is a reusable prompt stored as a Markdown file that can be triggered in the Claude Code terminal using the /command-name syntax to perform specific, predefined tasks.

Where are custom commands stored?

Project-specific commands are stored in .claude/commands/ within your repository, while global personal commands are kept in ~/.claude/commands/.

Can slash commands run shell scripts?

Yes, by using the ! prefix inside the command file and ensuring the command has the necessary 'allowed-tools' permissions defined in its YAML frontmatter.

Can I pass arguments to custom commands?

Yes, you can use $ARGUMENTS to capture all input passed after the command, or use $1, $2, etc., to access specific positional arguments for more structured prompts.

How do I share commands with my team?

Place your command Markdown files in the .claude/commands/ directory of your project and commit them to Git; any team member using Claude Code in that repo will then have access to them.

Slash Command Creator

Name: Slash Command Creator
Author: andy-austin

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生産性とワークフロー

Streamlines the creation of custom Claude Code slash commands for automated, reusable developer workflows.

The Create Command skill provides a comprehensive framework for designing and implementing custom slash commands within the Claude Code environment. It allows developers to define reusable prompts using Markdown files, complete with frontmatter metadata, positional argument handling, and integrated bash execution. This skill guides users through the process of setting up both project-specific and global commands, enabling the automation of repetitive tasks like code reviews, PR generation, and test execution while ensuring consistent structure and proper tool permissions.

主な機能

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02Integrated Bash execution (!) and file referencing (@) within prompts

03Structured Markdown command definitions with frontmatter configuration

04Customizable tool permissions and model selection per command

05Flexible argument handling using $ARGUMENTS and positional variables ($1, $2)

06Support for both project-level and global user-level command scopes

ユースケース

01Creating specialized diagnostic tools that run tests and analyze failures automatically

02Automating repetitive git workflows like branch synchronization and commit generation

03Standardizing team code reviews and PR templates across a repository

What are Skills?·How to Install

Install with 🐟 Skill.Fish

npx skillfish add andy-austin/quipu create-command

For use in Claude.ai and ChatGPT