command-creator

Slash commands are quick-access workflows you trigger with /{name} syntax. This Skill auto-scaffolds command files in ~/.claude/commands/ or .claude/commands/ using a standardized Markdown template with TODO sections, letting you define steps and test immediately without manual file setup.

Standardized command scaffolding ensures consistent structure and safety. This Skill enforces a Markdown template with defined sections, validates that commands don't already exist to prevent overwrites, and guides you through editing, testing, and escalation steps for predictable workflows.

Yes. This Skill supports both global commands in ~/.claude/commands/ and project-scoped commands in .claude/commands/, so you can create reusable workflows at either scope depending on whether you need them across all projects or isolated to one.

Run the init_command.py script to generate a command file, fill in the TODO sections with your steps, then test by invoking /{command-name}. The Markdown template guides structure; subsequent edits and testing happen in your designated commands directory.

Scaffolding automates repetitive file creation, enforces consistent Markdown templates, prevents accidental overwrites, and reduces setup friction—letting you focus on workflow logic rather than boilerplate and directory management.

The Skill validates non-existence before creating files, so it won't overwrite existing commands. It's designed for new command creation; for existing workflows, you edit them directly after initial scaffolding.