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Slash commands for Claude Code collected from the directory: prompt definitions you can install into ~/.claude/commands with one command.

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  1. Toggle discipline mode — auto-invoke verification, brainstorming-before-coding, and review checks

  2. Discovery phase - Multi-AI research and exploration

  3. docs3.6k

    Document delivery with export to PPTX, DOCX, PDF formats

  4. Full Double Diamond workflow - Research → Define → Develop → Deliver

  5. Design System & Product Reverse-Engineering - Extract tokens, components, architecture, and PRDs from codebases or live products

  6. [advanced] Dark Factory Mode - Spec-in, software-out autonomous pipeline

  7. freeze3.6k

    [advanced] Restrict file edits to a specific directory boundary

  8. guard3.6k

    [advanced] Activate both careful mode and freeze mode together

  9. [advanced] Query past workflow results — filter by workflow type, date, or provider

  10. km3.6k

    [advanced] Switch to Knowledge Work mode (or toggle with off)

  11. loop3.6k

    [advanced] Execute tasks in loops with conditions, iterative improvements until goals are met

  12. [advanced] Generate an optimized prompt for any task using meta-prompting techniques

  13. Configure AI provider models for Claude Octopus workflows

  14. multi3.6k

    [advanced] Force multi-provider parallel execution for any task - manual override mode

  15. octo3.6k

    [Legacy] Redirects to /octo:auto — the smart router

  16. [advanced] Team of Teams - Decompose compound tasks across independent claude instances

  17. Run content analysis pipeline on URL(s) to extract patterns and create anatomy guides

  18. plan3.6k

    Intelligent plan builder - creates strategic execution plans (doesn't execute). Use /octo:embrace to execute plans.

  19. Score an existing PRD against the 100-point AI-optimization framework

  20. prd3.6k

    Write an AI-optimized PRD using multi-AI orchestration and 100-point scoring framework

  21. Check provider health before running multi-LLM workflows

  22. quick3.6k

    Quick execution mode for ad-hoc tasks without full workflow overhead

  23. Deep research with multi-source synthesis and comprehensive analysis

  24. resume3.6k

    [advanced] Resume a previous agent by ID — continue an interrupted task where it left off

  25. retro3.6k

    [advanced] Generate engineering retrospectives from git history with trends and team analysis

  26. review3.6k

    Enhanced multi-LLM review with inline PR comments — escalation path beyond Claude-native /review

  27. [advanced] Manage scheduled workflow jobs (add via wizard, dashboard, list, remove, enable, disable, logs)

  28. [advanced] Manage the scheduled workflow runner daemon (start/stop/status)

  29. GitHub-aware work monitor - triages issues, PRs, and CI failures

  30. setup3.6k

    Interactive setup wizard — install providers, configure auth, RTK, token optimization

  31. spec3.6k

    NLSpec authoring - Structured specification from multi-AI research

  32. [advanced] Two-stage review: spec compliance then code quality

  33. tdd3.6k

    Test-driven development with red-green-refactor discipline

  34. [advanced] Remove freeze mode edit restriction

  35. ChatGroup architecture — how conversation data flows from raw JSONL to rendered chat groups. Use when working on UserGroup, AIGroup, SystemGroup, display items, tool linking, chunks, or the rendering hierarchy.

  36. Design system and visual language — theming, CSS variables, Tailwind config, component styling patterns, icon usage, animations, and z-index layers. Use when creating or modifying UI components, working with the dark/light theme, or debugging visual issues.

  37. Explains what "Visible Context" is — the 6 trackable token categories, what falls outside tracking, how it's displayed, and why it matters. Use when someone asks about visible context, token attribution, or context window usage.

  38. Markdown search logic — how in-session and cross-session search works. Use when working on SearchBar, search highlighting, searchHighlightUtils, markdownTextSearch, or SessionSearcher.

  39. Navigation and scroll orchestration — tab navigation, error highlights, search scrolling, auto-scroll coordination, and common bug patterns. Use when working on useTabNavigationController, scroll restore, or navigation requests.

  40. ship2.7k

    Commit all changes, push branch, create/update PR, and run local validation

  41. Perform competitive analysis on companies or products

  42. Fact-check claims or verify information

  43. Research current market trends in a specific industry or domain

  44. Start a focused research session on any topic

  45. Summarize all current research findings

  46. Create a new obsidian-second-brain command via interview - zero markdown editing required

  47. Surface 3-5 next-direction candidates by reading ungraduated ideas, open project questions, and orphan research notes - what is worth working on next

  48. Vault-first source-grounded research via Gemini File Search. One command, no browser. The grounded parallel to /research-deep (which is open-web via Perplexity).

  49. Generate a decision record when the vault structure changes - the vault knows why it knows what it does

  50. Read Google Calendar and write an AI-first snapshot to the vault - today, week, next week, or a custom range

  51. Scan a codebase and write a maintained set of architecture notes into the vault - overview, per-module notes, key decisions. Re-run to refresh without clobbering your edits

  52. Show or update a kanban board - flags overdue items, updates from conversation

  53. Reconcile the vault against your calendar - flag deadlines and commitments implied by notes that are not on the calendar. Flag only, never adds events

  54. Quick idea capture - zero friction, saves to Ideas/ and mentions in daily note

  55. Red-team your current idea against your own vault history - finds contradictions, past failures, and flawed assumptions

  56. Bridge two unrelated domains using your vault's link graph - forces creative friction to spark new ideas

  57. Create or update today's daily note - pulls calendar events, overdue tasks, and conversation context

  58. Extract decisions from this conversation and log them to the right project notes

  59. Surface unnamed patterns from your recent notes - recurring themes, hidden connections, and conclusions you haven't explicitly stated

  60. Export a clean structured snapshot of the vault that any agent or tool can consume - flat JSON or markdown index

  61. Smart vault search - returns results with context, not just filenames

  62. Promote an idea fragment into a full project spec with tasks, board entries, and structure

  63. Run a vault health check - grouped by severity, detects contradictions, concept gaps, stale claims, and structural issues

  64. Ingest a source into the vault - the vault rewrites itself around new knowledge. Every ingest updates entities, rewrites stale claims, synthesizes new concepts, and resolves contradictions.

  65. Scan your vault and generate a _CLAUDE.md operating manual, index.md catalog, and log.md pointer

  66. Review vault learnings, prune stale ones, surface active patterns - the vault's lessons compound or expire

  67. Log this work or dev session to the vault - infers project from context

  68. Generate a meeting note in the vault from a Google Calendar event - pre-fills attendees, time, and link so notes/decisions/action items can be captured

  69. Convene a panel of distinct perspectives on a decision - one independent verdict per lens, then a synthesis. A multi-persona complement to /obsidian-challenge

  70. Create or update a person note from conversation context

  71. Create or update a project note - adds to board and daily note automatically

  72. Live project status from git + local docs - infers all context from vault notes, no config required

  73. Summarize a time period from the vault - today, week, or month

  74. Find and resolve contradictions in the vault - the vault maintains its own truth

  75. Track a recurring obligation (payment, filing, ops) with a cadence and a computed next-due date

  76. Generate a structured weekly or monthly review note from vault history

  77. Save everything worth keeping from this conversation to the vault

  78. Create or move a Google Calendar event - standalone, from a vault task, or via suggested-time slots - and propagate the link back to the task

  79. Automatic synthesis - scans the vault for unnamed patterns and writes synthesis pages without being asked

  80. Add a task to the right kanban board with inferred priority and due date

  81. Generate a visual canvas map of your vault - see the shape of your second brain and how knowledge connects

  82. Load your identity, values, priorities, and current state in one shot - with progressive context levels to avoid burning tokens

  83. Extract metadata, transcript, and summary from a podcast episode, saved as an AI-first note in the vault

  84. Vault-first deep research - scans the vault, fills gaps (Perplexity + Grok when keyed, free key-less sources otherwise), synthesizes a delta, then propagates updates across people/projects/ideas via /obsidian-save

  85. Web research with citations - Perplexity Sonar when an API key is set, free key-less sources (Wikipedia, HackerNews, arXiv, Reddit, and more) otherwise. Deep dossier with summary, facts, timeline, players, contrarian views, open questions

  86. Deep cross-reference of everything the vault knows about one topic - agreements, contradictions, stale claims, and coverage gaps. Pure vault, no network

  87. Scan X for what's trending in a topic - themes, voices, hooks, and post ideas powered by Grok + Live Search

  88. x-read2.4k

    Deep-read an X (Twitter) post via Grok + Live Search - verbatim post, thread, TL;DR, claims, reply sentiment, voices to watch

  89. Extract transcript, metadata, and top comments from a YouTube video - summarized via Grok and saved to vault

  90. Build a feature using Research > Plan > Implement phases

  91. doctor2.3k

    Diagnose pro-workflow setup and Claude Code configuration

  92. Train a skill's SKILL.md by running a SkillOpt-flavored offline loop over accumulated learn-rule corrections

  93. cm2.1k

    Stage all files and create a commit.

  94. cp2.1k

    Stage, commit and push all code in the current branch

  95. pr2.1k

    Create a pull request

  96. create2.1k

    Create a new agent skill

  97. Utilize tools of Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers

  98. audit2.1k

    Evaluate and harden what exists: on-page SEO, content quality (CORE-EEAT), technical SEO, AI-visibility/GEO readiness, and domain authority (CITE). Not sure? Use /aaron:auto.

  99. auto2.1k

    Run the SEO/GEO pack-local Aaron workflow implied by a natural-language goal, at the smallest safe depth. Add --deep for exhaustive, maximum-rigor, or stress-test runs.

  100. create2.1k

    Produce SEO/GEO content end-to-end: brief, draft one asset or a series, refresh stale content, and prepare a CMS-neutral publish package. Not sure? Use /aaron:auto.