my-skill

Validate Claude Code configurations for missing command references.

1|Updated Jan 4, 2026
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SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Ensures Claude Code configuration is correct by validating for references to non-existent commands.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Configuration Validation: Checks for missing commands and cross-references within Claude Code configurations.
  • Prevents Errors: Stops the execution of scripts with broken references before they cause issues.
  • Use Case: Before running your Claude Code scripts, ensure that all commands used are defined and accessible, avoiding runtime errors and unexpected behavior.

Quick Start

To validate your Claude Code configuration, run: /validate-config

Frequently Asked Questions about my-skill

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I validate Claude Code configuration for missing command references?

You can validate your Claude Code configuration by running the /validate-config command. This checks for cross-reference issues, identifying any scripts that reference non-existent commands before execution.

Why does my Claude Code script fail to execute?

Script execution in Claude Code can fail due to broken cross-references. Validating your configuration beforehand checks for missing command definitions and prevents runtime errors caused by non-existent commands.

What is a cross-reference check in Claude Code configuration?

A cross-reference check in Claude Code configuration verifies that all commands utilized within your scripts are actually defined and accessible. This prevents unexpected behavior by stopping scripts with broken references from running.

Do I need any external dependencies to check my Claude Code scripts for broken references?

No external dependencies are required to check your Claude Code scripts for broken references. The validation is performed directly within your environment to ensure all command references are correctly defined.