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claude-code/commands/help.md
OpenCode Test 8a2c3f26c4 Add /help and /status commands
- /help: Shows available commands and skills with descriptions
- /status: Quick dashboard overview across all domains
  - System health (disk, memory, updates)
  - Kubernetes status (nodes, pods, alerts)
  - Email summary (unread, urgent)
  - Calendar (today's events, next meeting)

Both commands added to component-registry.json with aliases:
- /help: /commands, /skills
- /status: /overview, /dashboard

Updated commands/README.md with new entries.

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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-01-01 11:56:46 -08:00

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name, description, aliases
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help Show available commands and skills
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/help Command

Show available commands and skills in this Claude Code configuration.

When Invoked

Display a formatted list of available functionality:

📚 Claude Code Help

═══ Commands ═══

/pa <request>              Personal assistant (natural language)
/gcal [today|tomorrow|week] Calendar agenda
/usage [today|week|month]   Usage statistics

/sysadmin:health           System health check
/sysadmin:update           Package updates
/sysadmin:autonomy         Set autonomy level

/k8s:cluster-status        Kubernetes health
/k8s:deploy                Deploy to cluster
/k8s:diagnose              Troubleshoot issues

/programmer                Code development

═══ Skills (Auto-Invoked) ═══

These activate automatically based on your request:

• gmail      - "check my email", "urgent emails"
• gcal       - "what's on today", "tomorrow's schedule"
• k8s        - "cluster status", "pod health"
• sysadmin   - "system health", "disk space"
• usage      - "usage stats", "how many sessions"

═══ Tips ═══

• Use /pa for natural language requests
• Skills trigger automatically - just ask!
• Run /usage to see session statistics

Implementation

Read from state/component-registry.json and format:

  1. List commands with descriptions
  2. List skills with trigger examples
  3. Show tips for using the system

Keep output concise - this should fit in one screen.