What is the difference between project and personal scopes?

Project scope commands are shared within a specific repository's directory, whereas personal scope commands are available globally across all your projects.

How do I include file contents in a command?

Use the '@' prefix followed by a file path or an argument (e.g., @src/main.js) to automatically include that file's content in the prompt.

Can slash commands run shell scripts?

Yes, by using the '!' prefix and defining 'allowed-tools' in the YAML frontmatter, you can execute bash commands directly from a slash command.

Where are slash commands stored?

Project-specific commands are stored in .claude/commands/, while personal commands are kept in ~/.claude/commands/.

How do I pass arguments to a custom command?

Use $ARGUMENTS to capture all input provided after the command, or positional markers like $1 and $2 for specific indexed parameters.

Slash Command Creator

Name: Slash Command Creator
Author: Wondermove-Inc

byWondermove-Inc

Productivity & Workflow

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

About

The Slash Command Creator skill provides comprehensive guidance for building, updating, and organizing custom slash commands in Claude Code. It enables users to transform frequently used prompts into reusable shortcuts with support for dynamic arguments, shell execution, and file references. Whether you need to automate code reviews, git workflows, or environment setups, this skill provides the necessary syntax, frontmatter options, and best practices to expand Claude's capabilities across both project-specific and personal scopes.

Key Features

Support for dynamic arguments ($ARGUMENTS, $1, $2) for flexible command execution
Integration of shell commands via bash execution for complex system tasks
Advanced frontmatter configuration for tool permissions and model selection
0 GitHub stars
Automated initialization of new commands using dedicated scripts
Namespacing and directory organization for project-level or personal commands

Use Cases

Automating complex Git workflows like PR reviews and status checks
Creating reusable project-specific shortcuts for component scaffolding
Building personal productivity tools for explaining or refactoring code snippets

About

Key Features

Support for dynamic arguments ($ARGUMENTS, $1, $2) for flexible command execution
Integration of shell commands via bash execution for complex system tasks
Advanced frontmatter configuration for tool permissions and model selection
0 GitHub stars
Automated initialization of new commands using dedicated scripts
Namespacing and directory organization for project-level or personal commands

Use Cases

Automating complex Git workflows like PR reviews and status checks
Creating reusable project-specific shortcuts for component scaffolding
Building personal productivity tools for explaining or refactoring code snippets