Automated summary
Scaffolds a new Claude Code slash command in .claude/commands/ by mirroring the shape of existing commands (verify.md, run.md).
Strengths
- Matches the frontmatter and body style of commands already in the repo
- Splits the command name from the rest of the description using the first token
- Produces a numbered-step body the agent can follow directly
- Reminds you to restart the session so the command shows up in the / menu
Limitations
- Assumes .claude/commands/verify.md and run.md already exist as references
- Does not validate or test the generated command afterwards
- Makes no commit and performs no style checks beyond reading those two files
When you want to add a new custom /name command to your Claude Code project quickly while staying consistent with existing ones.
If the repo has no .claude/commands/ directory with the reference files, or if you need a command that deliberately departs from the existing style.
Security analysis
SafeThe declared tools are Read and Write, and the skill's actions are clear: read two existing command files and write one new markdown file into `.claude/commands/`. There is no network access, no shell, no secret handling, and no destructive or obfuscated behavior. The only real concern is that the user-supplied name goes into a file path unvalidated, which could escape the target directory. That's a mild hardening gap, not a risk of exfiltration or destruction, so the skill is safe to list.
- •The skill name comes straight from `$ARGUMENTS` and is used as the filename without sanitizing it, so a value like `../../foo` or one with `..` could write outside `.claude/commands/` (path traversal). It's limited to markdown files you write to your own repo, but a check like `^[a-z0-9-]+$` would be better.
- •It writes a file into `.claude/commands/` and overwrites silently, with no check that a file of that name already exists.
Examples
/new-command deploy-check verify the build passes and all tests are green before deploying/new-command changelog summarize the commits since the last git tag into CHANGELOG.md/new-commanddescription: Scaffold a new Claude Code slash command (skill) in .claude/commands/ argument-hint: <skill-name> <what it should do> allowed-tools: Read, Write
Arguments: $ARGUMENTS
Treat the first token as the skill name and the rest as what it should do.
If no arguments were given, ask me for them.
Create a new slash command, following the existing commands' shape.
Steps:
- Read
.claude/commands/verify.mdand.claude/commands/run.mdto match the frontmatter (description, optionalallowed-tools) and body style. - Create
.claude/commands/<skill-name>.mdwith a cleardescriptionand a body that tells the agent exactly what to do, in numbered steps. - Tell me to start a new Claude Code session (or that it's available now) and that
the command will appear in the
/menu as/<skill-name>.
Keep it focused. Do not commit unless I ask.
From the file to a first result
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