How do I share commands with my team?

You can share commands by placing them in the .claude/commands/ directory of your project repository, making them available to all team members.

What is a Claude Code slash command?

A slash command is a reusable prompt stored as a Markdown file that Claude executes during an interactive session to perform specific, predefined tasks.

Can I pass dynamic input to a command?

Yes, you can use positional arguments like $1 and $2 or capture the entire input string using $ARGUMENTS within your command file.

Can commands execute shell scripts?

Yes, commands can use backticks to execute bash commands (like git status or npm test) to gather real-time context before the prompt is processed.

What is the difference between project and personal commands?

Project commands reside in .claude/commands/ and are scope-limited to a specific repository, while personal commands in ~/.claude/commands/ are available globally across all projects.

Command Development

Name: Command Development
Author: tzachbon

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Productivity & Workflow

Standardizes and automates custom workflow creation within Claude Code using slash commands and dynamic prompt structures.

About

The Command Development skill provides a comprehensive framework for building, organizing, and executing custom slash commands within Claude Code. It enables developers to transform repetitive prompts into reusable, structured workflows using YAML frontmatter for configuration, dynamic positional arguments ($1, $2) for flexibility, and real-time bash execution for deep context gathering. By defining commands at the project, user, or plugin level, teams can ensure consistency and significantly reduce the manual overhead of complex, multi-step coding tasks and repository management.

Key Features

Dynamic argument handling via positional variables and full-string capture
Intelligent file referencing using @-syntax for automated code ingestion
Real-time context injection through inline bash command execution
144 GitHub stars
YAML frontmatter for granular tool permissions and model selection
Hierarchical command organization through namespacing and directory structures

Use Cases

Standardizing documentation generation and unit test scaffolding for complex modules
Creating interactive CI/CD triggers and deployment workflows directly from the terminal
Automating multi-file code reviews based on project-specific security and style standards

About

Key Features

Dynamic argument handling via positional variables and full-string capture
Intelligent file referencing using @-syntax for automated code ingestion
Real-time context injection through inline bash command execution
144 GitHub stars
YAML frontmatter for granular tool permissions and model selection
Hierarchical command organization through namespacing and directory structures

Use Cases

Standardizing documentation generation and unit test scaffolding for complex modules
Creating interactive CI/CD triggers and deployment workflows directly from the terminal
Automating multi-file code reviews based on project-specific security and style standards