Slash Commands

ContextKit installs reusable slash commands for Claude Code and Cursor. Each command delegates to universal workflow files in .contextkit/commands/.

Overview

Slash commands are platform-specific thin wrappers that point to the universal command files in .contextkit/commands/. This means you maintain one set of workflows that work across all platforms.

How it works

1. ck claude installs slash commands to .claude/commands/

2. ck cursor installs slash commands to .cursor/prompts/

3. Both delegate to .contextkit/commands/*.md

Available Commands

Command	What it does	Source file
`/analyze`	Scan codebase and generate standards content	`commands/analyze.md`
`/review`	Code review with checklist	`commands/review.md`
`/fix`	Diagnose and fix bugs	`commands/fix.md`
`/refactor`	Refactor code with safety checks	`commands/refactor.md`
`/test`	Generate comprehensive tests	`commands/run-tests.md`
`/doc`	Add documentation	`commands/add-documentation.md`
`/squad` + 6 more	Multi-role pipeline: PO → Architect → Dev → Test → Review	See Squad docs →

All commands are framework-agnostic. They auto-detect your project type and adapt accordingly.

Claude Code

Slash commands in .claude/commands/

Setup

contextkit claude

Usage

In Claude Code

/analyze/review/fix

Files created

.claude/commands/analyze.md
.claude/commands/review.md
.claude/commands/fix.md
.claude/commands/refactor.md
.claude/commands/test.md
.claude/commands/doc.md

Cursor

Slash commands in .cursor/prompts/

Setup

contextkit cursor

Usage

In Cursor Chat

/analyze/review/fix

Files created

.cursor/prompts/analyze.md
.cursor/prompts/review.md
.cursor/prompts/fix.md
.cursor/prompts/refactor.md
.cursor/prompts/test.md
.cursor/prompts/doc.md

Custom Commands

You can create custom commands by adding markdown files to .contextkit/commands/. Each file defines a workflow that AI assistants can execute.

.contextkit/commands/my-workflow.md

# My Custom Workflow

## Steps

1. Read the relevant source files
2. Analyze the current implementation
3. Apply the following changes...

Then reference it in your AI tool: @.contextkit/commands/my-workflow.md

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