claude-code-commands

Slash commands in Claude Code use standardized argument templates with type-safe parsing. Define required and optional arguments, then invoke the command with validated inputs. This lets you build reusable CLI-like workflows without manual parsing.

Use argument templates to predefine command patterns with typed parameters. The Skill handles validation automatically, catching mismatches before execution. Templates ensure consistency across commands and reduce parsing boilerplate.

Yes. Use @ syntax to reference files and ! syntax to include bash output directly in command arguments. This lets you compose commands that pull in context from your filesystem and shell without manual copy-paste.

Store command templates in standardized locations with mandatory description frontmatter. Teams can then reuse and extend these templates, ensuring consistent workflow patterns and reducing setup time for repeated tasks.

Yes. The Skill supports multi-agent invocation patterns, letting you build commands that coordinate work across several agents. This enables complex workflows where agents hand off results or work in parallel.

Define the command with a description frontmatter, specify ARGUMENTS with types and defaults, and choose positional or named argument style. The Skill validates the structure, then you're ready to invoke it with context from files or bash.