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From config-wizard
Reviews a selected slash command from project or plugins: analyzes purpose, clarity, improvements, best practices, and conventions.
npx claudepluginhub wombat9000/claude-plugins --plugin config-wizardHow this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/config-wizard:cmd-reviewThe summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
# Command Review First, search for all command files in: 1. The current project's .claude/commands directory 2. All plugin command directories: plugins/*/commands/ If no commands are found in either location, inform the user that there are no commands to review. If commands are found, use the AskUserQuestion tool to ask: - Question: "Which command would you like to review?" - Header: "Command" - Options: List all the available commands found in both locations (show the filename without the .md extension, and indicate whether it's a project command or plugin command) After receiving the ...
/READMEDisplays the README for the Commands plugin, listing all available slash commands with descriptions and installation instructions.
/SLASH_COMMAND_RECOGNITION_RESEARCHDocuments research on Claude's slash command recognition failures, identifies root causes like memory reliance and alias blindness, and enforces filesystem verification protocol.
/create-commandCreates a new slash command by analyzing existing ones in .claude/commands/ for patterns, structure, categories, and documentation, then proposes for review.
/COMMANDSGuides creation of custom slash commands for Claude Code, covering requirements, file structure, frontmatter fields, best practices, and examples.
/create-command-v0.1.0Creates a Claude Code slash command from natural language input, inferring name and structure, loading best practices skill, implementing, validating, and testing it.
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First, search for all command files in:
If no commands are found in either location, inform the user that there are no commands to review.
If commands are found, use the AskUserQuestion tool to ask:
After receiving the user's answer:
Provide actionable feedback to help improve the command.