claude-code/commands/README.md

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
/help	/commands, /skills	Show available commands and skills
/status	/overview, /dashboard	Quick status across all domains
/summarize	/save-session	Summarize and save session to memory
/maintain	/maintenance, /admin	Configuration maintenance
/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

---
name: command-name
description: What this command does
aliases: [alias1, alias2]
invokes: skill:skill-name    # or workflow: or agent:
---

# Command Title

Instructions for Claude when command is invoked.

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

commands/
├── README.md
├── pa.md
├── gcal.md
├── usage.md
├── programmer.md
├── k8s/
│   ├── cluster-status.md
│   ├── deploy.md
│   └── diagnose.md
└── sysadmin/
    ├── health.md
    ├── update.md
    └── autonomy.md

Namespaced commands use subdirectories (e.g., k8s/deploy.md → /k8s:deploy).

Adding Commands

1. Create commands/name.md (or commands/namespace/name.md)
2. Add YAML frontmatter with name, description, invokes
3. Write instructions in Markdown body
4. Update component-registry.json if needed for routing