Commands
Slash commands for quick actions. User-invoked (type /command to trigger).
Available Commands
Top-Level
| Command |
Aliases |
Description |
/pa |
/assistant, /ask |
Personal assistant entrypoint |
/programmer |
|
Code development tasks |
/gcal |
/calendar, /cal |
Google Calendar access |
/usage |
/stats |
View usage statistics |
Kubernetes (/k8s:*)
| Command |
Description |
/k8s:cluster-status |
Quick cluster health overview |
/k8s:deploy |
Deploy applications to cluster |
/k8s:diagnose |
Diagnose Kubernetes issues |
System Admin (/sysadmin:*)
| Command |
Description |
/sysadmin:health |
System health check |
/sysadmin:update |
System package updates |
/sysadmin:autonomy |
Set autonomy level for session |
Command Format
Command vs Skill
| Aspect |
Command |
Skill |
| Invocation |
User types /command |
Claude decides automatically |
| Discovery |
Explicit |
Based on description matching |
| Use case |
Quick actions, shortcuts |
Domain expertise, workflows |
Directory Structure
Namespaced commands use subdirectories (e.g., k8s/deploy.md → /k8s:deploy).
Adding Commands
- Create
commands/name.md (or commands/namespace/name.md)
- Add YAML frontmatter with name, description, invokes
- Write instructions in Markdown body
- Update
component-registry.json if needed for routing