| name | command-creator |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| description | Create custom slash commands for Claude Code with proper markdown structure and YAML frontmatter.
Use when: creating commands, generating slash commands, making workflow automations.
Activates for: "create command", "generate command", "new command", "slash command", "make command"
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Command Creator
Generate custom slash commands for Claude Code with proper structure.
When to Use
- Creating project-specific commands
- Automating repetitive workflows
- Building team-shared commands
- Standardizing common operations
Command Structure
Commands are markdown files in the commands/ directory with YAML frontmatter:
---
description: Brief description of what this command does
---
# Command instructions
Detailed instructions for Claude to follow when this command is executed.
## Context
Information about when and how to use this command.
## Examples
Example usage and expected outcomes.
Core Workflow
1. Gather Requirements
Ask the user:
- Command name:
/command-name (what should user type?)
- Purpose: What does this command do?
- Parameters: Does it need arguments?
- Context: When should it be used?
- Location: Project-local or global?
2. Generate Command File
Location:
- Global:
~/.claude/skills/super-claude/plugins/[plugin]/commands/command-name.md
- Project:
/path/to/project/.claude/commands/command-name.md
Format:
---
description: One-line description (required)
---
# Command Name
## Purpose
Clear explanation of what this command does.
## Usage
\`\`\`
/command-name [arguments]
\`\`\`
## Instructions for Claude
Step-by-step instructions for Claude to follow:
1. First action
2. Second action
3. Third action
## Parameters
- `arg1`: Description of first argument
- `arg2`: Description of second argument (optional)
## Examples
### Example 1: Common Use Case
\`\`\`
/command-name value1 value2
\`\`\`
Expected outcome: [description]
### Example 2: With Options
\`\`\`
/command-name --option value
\`\`\`
Expected outcome: [description]
## Notes
- Important consideration 1
- Important consideration 2
3. Validate Command
Ensure:
- ✅ Description is clear and concise
- ✅ Instructions are actionable
- ✅ Examples are realistic
- ✅ Parameter descriptions are complete
- ✅ File is in correct location
Example Commands
Project Setup Command
---
description: Initialize a new TanStack Start project with drizzle and better-auth
---
# Setup TanStack Fullstack
## Purpose
Quickly scaffold a new TanStack Start project with database and authentication.
## Usage
\`\`\`
/setup-tanstack-fullstack [project-name]
\`\`\`
## Instructions for Claude
1. Create new directory with project-name
2. Initialize TanStack Start project
3. Install and configure Drizzle ORM with Postgres
4. Set up better-auth with Drizzle adapter
5. Create initial database schema
6. Set up environment variables
7. Create README with setup instructions
## Parameters
- `project-name`: Name of the new project directory
## Examples
### Example: Create New Project
\`\`\`
/setup-tanstack-fullstack my-app
\`\`\`
Creates:
- my-app/ directory
- TanStack Start configuration
- Drizzle + Postgres setup
- better-auth integration
- Initial schema and migrations
Code Review Command
---
description: Perform comprehensive code review with focus areas
---
# Review Code
## Purpose
Systematic code review checking for common issues and best practices.
## Usage
\`\`\`
/review-code [--focus=area]
\`\`\`
## Instructions for Claude
1. Analyze current file or git diff
2. Check for:
- Type safety issues
- Accessibility concerns
- Performance problems
- Security vulnerabilities
- Best practice violations
3. If --focus provided, emphasize that area
4. Provide specific, actionable feedback
5. Suggest improvements with code examples
## Parameters
- `--focus`: Optional focus area (security, performance, accessibility, types)
## Examples
### Example: General Review
\`\`\`
/review-code
\`\`\`
### Example: Security Focus
\`\`\`
/review-code --focus=security
\`\`\`
Deployment Command
---
description: Deploy to Cloudflare Pages with pre-deployment checks
---
# Deploy Cloudflare
## Purpose
Deploy current project to Cloudflare Pages with safety checks.
## Usage
\`\`\`
/deploy-cloudflare [--environment=prod|staging]
\`\`\`
## Instructions for Claude
1. Run pre-deployment checks:
- All tests passing
- No TypeScript errors
- No ESLint errors
- Build succeeds
2. Confirm environment variables are set
3. Build production bundle
4. Deploy to Cloudflare Pages
5. Verify deployment successful
6. Provide deployment URL
## Parameters
- `--environment`: Target environment (default: staging)
## Examples
### Example: Deploy to Staging
\`\`\`
/deploy-cloudflare
\`\`\`
### Example: Deploy to Production
\`\`\`
/deploy-cloudflare --environment=prod
\`\`\`
Command Categories
Project Setup
/setup-*: Initialize new projects/scaffold-*: Create project structure
Code Generation
/generate-*: Create code/files/create-*: Create components/modules
Code Quality
/review-*: Code review commands/fix-*: Auto-fix issues/lint-*: Linting operations
Testing
/test-*: Run tests/coverage-*: Coverage analysis
Deployment
/deploy-*: Deployment operations/release-*: Release management
Documentation
/docs-*: Generate documentation/explain-*: Explain code/concepts
Best Practices
- Clear Names: Use descriptive command names
- Single Purpose: One command = one clear action
- Good Defaults: Sensible default parameters
- Safe Operations: Confirm destructive actions
- Helpful Output: Provide clear feedback
Anti-Patterns
- ❌ Generic names (helper, util, do-thing)
- ❌ Multiple unrelated actions in one command
- ❌ Missing parameter descriptions
- ❌ No examples
- ❌ Destructive operations without confirmation
Troubleshooting
Command Not Found
Solution: Ensure file is in commands/ directory and Claude Code has been restarted
Command Parameters Not Working
Solution: Check parameter format in examples, ensure clear documentation
References
