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claude-commands

A small collection of custom Claude Code slash commands I use day to day.

Commands

Command	Description
/ac:endit	End-of-session wrap-up — persists deferred plans to Plans/ and a session log to Reports/ in the current working directory.
/ac:reviewinator	Reviews your changes (last commit / uncommitted / PR diff), rates them out of 5, flags P0/P1/P2 vulnerabilities, and writes a self-contained HTML report to Reviews/.
/ac:standup	Summarizes today's work from git history, filtered/grouped by org. Pass the org name, or omit it and get asked which of the discovered orgs to summarize.
/ac:triage	Checks review comments on one or more PRs (pass PR numbers/URLs, or omit to use the current branch's PR), triages them P0/P1/P2, suggests concrete fixes, then offers to apply them.

All commands ship in a single plugin named ac, so they share the /ac: prefix once installed.

Install

Prerequisite: Claude Code installed.

Quickest route — just ask Claude. Prompt your Claude to install like this =>

install the ac plugin from the Abhinav-Chdhary/claude-commands marketplace

Option A — plugin (recommended)

This repo is a Claude Code plugin marketplace. Add it once inside any Claude Code session — no cloning, no symlinks — then install the ac plugin. /plugin marketplace update keeps it current.

# 1. Add the marketplace (one time)
/plugin marketplace add Abhinav-Chdhary/claude-commands

# 2. Install the plugin (all three commands)
/plugin install ac@claude-commands

All commands land under the /ac: prefix — /ac:standup, /ac:reviewinator, /ac:endit. Prefer a menu? Run /plugin and browse the claude-commands marketplace interactively.

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The options below are the manual route if you'd rather not use the plugin system. Claude Code reads slash commands from Markdown files in a commands/ directory — ~/.claude/commands/ for personal (user-scope) commands available in every session, or a project's .claude/commands/ for commands scoped to one repo.

Option B — symlink

Links the files so a git pull here instantly updates your installed commands.

# 1. Clone this repo anywhere you like
git clone https://github.com/Abhinav-Chdhary/claude-commands.git
cd claude-commands

# 2. Make sure your user commands directory exists
mkdir -p ~/.claude/commands

# 3. Symlink every command into it (run from the repo root)
for f in plugins/*/commands/*.md; do
  ln -sf "$PWD/$f" ~/.claude/commands/"$(basename "$f")"
done

To install just one, link only its file, e.g. ln -sf "$PWD/plugins/ac/commands/standup.md" ~/.claude/commands/standup.md. (Manual installs land as bare /standup etc. — the /ac: prefix only applies to the plugin route above.)

Option C — copy

Simpler, but you'll need to re-copy to pick up future updates.

mkdir -p ~/.claude/commands
cp plugins/*/commands/*.md ~/.claude/commands/

Verify

Open a new Claude Code session (or run /reload-commands in an existing one) and type / — you should see the commands in the list (/ac:… via the plugin, or bare /endit, /reviewinator, /standup via the manual routes).

Update later

cd claude-commands && git pull   # symlink installs are now up to date automatically
# (copy installs: re-run the cp command above)

Project scope instead

To make a command available only inside one project, drop the .md file in that project's .claude/commands/ directory instead of ~/.claude/commands/.

Usage

Plugin installs use the /ac: prefix (drop it for manual installs):

/ac:reviewinator uncommitted changes
/ac:reviewinator last committed change
/ac:reviewinator pr changes in current branch

/ac:endit
/ac:endit my-feature-session

/ac:standup                 # discovers orgs and asks which to summarize
/ac:standup Abhinav-Chdhary # summarize today's work for a specific org
/ac:standup all             # every repo, regardless of org

/ac:triage                  # triage the current branch's PR
/ac:triage 123 124          # triage two specific PRs by number
/ac:triage https://github.com/org/repo/pull/123

License

MIT