audit-slash-command
The audit-slash-command tool invokes a specialized subagent to evaluate slash command files against established best practices, examining YAML syntax, arguments, dynamic context handling, tool restrictions, and content quality. Use this command when you need to validate new or existing slash commands for security compliance, clarity standards, and operational effectiveness before deployment.
mkdir -p ~/.claude/commands && curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/glittercowboy/taches-cc-resources/HEAD/commands/audit-slash-command.md -o ~/.claude/commands/audit-slash-command.mdaudit-slash-command.md
<objective> Invoke the slash-command-auditor subagent to audit the slash command at $ARGUMENTS for compliance with best practices. This ensures commands follow security, clarity, and effectiveness standards. </objective> <process> 1. Invoke slash-command-auditor subagent 2. Pass command path: $ARGUMENTS 3. Subagent will read best practices and evaluate the command 4. Review detailed findings with file:line locations, compliance scores, and recommendations </process> <success_criteria> - Subagent invoked successfully - Arguments passed correctly to subagent </success_criteria>
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