Claude Code Command Creator FAQs

Question 1

How does dynamic argument handling work?

Accepted Answer

The Command Creator supports $ARGUMENTS to capture all user input as a single string, or positional variables like $1, $2, and $3 to map specific inputs to different parts of your prompt. This allows for highly structured and flexible command execution.

Question 2

Can I use real-time terminal data in my commands?

Accepted Answer

Yes. One of the core features is bash command execution. By using the '!' prefix in your Markdown template, the command can pull in real-time context like git status, branch names, or file contents before the prompt is sent to the model.

Question 3

When should I use this skill versus a standard System Prompt?

Accepted Answer

Use this skill when you have frequently-used prompts that require explicit manual invocation. Unlike the System Prompt, which defines core behavior, commands are only triggered when you type the specific slash command, giving you more control over the agent's actions.

Question 4

What does the Claude Code Command Creator skill do?

Accepted Answer

This skill enables you to define and configure custom slash commands (e.g., /git-commit) for AI agents. It uses standardized Markdown templates stored in your project or personal directories to turn reusable prompts into executable shortcuts.

Question 5

Where are the command files saved?

Accepted Answer

Project-specific commands are stored in '.claude/commands/', allowing them to be shared with teams via version control. Personal commands are stored in '~/.claude/commands/', making them available across all your local projects.

Claude Code Command Creator

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