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Command Claude Code

An automatic command selector that reads a described task and routes it to a matching development command.

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Command Claude Code

A command that incrementally fixes TypeScript and build errors by running the project build, grouping and explaining errors, applying fixes, and checking the result again.

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Command Claude Code

A review command that examines uncommitted code changes for security problems, code-quality issues, and common development mistakes.

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Command Claude Code

A command that uses Playwright to create and run end-to-end tests, which check complete user journeys through an application.

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Command Claude Code

A planning command that restates a development request, identifies risks, and creates a step-by-step implementation plan. It waits for the user's approval before code changes begin.

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Command Claude Code

A dead-code cleanup command for finding code that is no longer used and preparing safe removals. Dead code means files, exports, or dependencies that the project does not use.

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Command Claude Code

A command that uses test-driven development (TDD): define the code interface, write tests first, implement the smallest working solution, and then improve it. It also checks that at least 80% of the code is covered by tests.

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Command Claude Code

A command that checks automated-test coverage and creates tests for code paths that are not tested. Test coverage measures which parts of a program are exercised by tests.

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Command Claude Code

A command that scans a codebase and updates concise architecture documents describing its backend, frontend, data model, and overall structure.

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Command Claude Code

A command that creates developer documentation from project settings and environment examples. It uses package.json, a file that defines project scripts, and .env.example, a template listing configuration variables.