command-creator

Slash commands encapsulate multi-step workflows into reusable shortcuts. Use command-creator to define a command name, arguments, and structured steps—Claude then executes the workflow consistently each time you invoke it, eliminating manual repetition.

Yes. Command-creator auto-detects whether to save commands project-locally or globally based on your workspace context. Project-specific commands live in your project directory; global commands are available across all Claude Code sessions.

Command-creator generates agent-optimized instructions with clear, imperative steps. Define command name in kebab-case, specify arguments, break workflows into discrete steps, and include error handling—the skill enforces this structure automatically.

Use frontmatter-based templates to define command metadata, arguments, and sequential workflow steps. Command-creator guides you through systematic definition, then generates a command Claude can execute autonomously without manual intervention each run.

Commands must use kebab-case naming convention—lowercase with hyphens separating words, like /submit-pr or /code-review. Command-creator enforces this format during creation to ensure consistency and CLI compatibility.

Yes. Common use cases include /code-review to audit a branch, /fix-ci to resolve build failures, and /submit-pr to stage, commit, and push changes. Command-creator handles argument parsing and multi-step execution for these automation scenarios.