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Command Components

Commands are custom slash commands that automate common development tasks. They execute pre-defined workflows, run scripts, or coordinate multiple operations.

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Installation

Command Categories

Security Commands

Automated security scanning, auditing, and hardening:

security-audit

Comprehensive security assessment and vulnerability analysis
Usage: /security-audit or /security-audit --full

secrets-scanner

Scan codebase for hardcoded secrets and credentials

dependency-audit

Check dependencies for known vulnerabilities

security-hardening

Apply security best practices to your application

penetration-test

Automated penetration testing workflows

add-authentication-system

Add authentication system to your application

Command Structure

Commands typically include:
  • Description: What the command does
  • Allowed Tools: Tools the command can use (Read, Write, Bash, etc.)
  • Argument Hints: Expected parameters
  • Workflow Steps: Pre-defined execution steps
  • Context Loading: Automatic file and environment loading

How Commands Work

When you install a command:
  1. The command file is downloaded to .claude/commands/
  2. Use /command-name in your Claude Code chat to invoke it
  3. The command executes its pre-defined workflow
  4. Results are applied to your codebase

Example Usage

Command Arguments

Many commands accept arguments:

Next Steps