Command Overview
A purpose-oriented catalog for choosing Claude Code commands quickly.
Scope
The official Commands page includes commands whose availability can vary by platform, plan, and
environment. This catalog focuses on high-signal commands for real repository work and marks recent
v2.1-era changes where they affect operating practice.
Catalog
| Command | Status | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
claude project purge [path] | v2.1.126 CLI | Delete local Claude Code project state after previewing with --dry-run. |
/skills | v2.1.121 UX update | Find available skills and check whether a team workflow is exposed. |
/theme | v2.1.118 update | Select built-in or custom UI themes. |
/cost, /stats, /usage | v2.1.118 consolidation | Treat /usage as the standard command; keep /cost and /stats as shortcuts. |
/fewer-permission-prompts | v2.1.111 skill | Generate a prioritized allowlist for repeated read-only Bash and MCP calls. |
/ultrareview | v2.1.111 | Run deeper cloud-based multi-agent review. |
/focus | v2.1.110 | Reduce fullscreen UI noise to the latest prompt, tool summary, and final response. |
/tui | v2.1.110 | Switch between default and fullscreen renderers. |
/recap | v2.1.108 | Create a one-line session recap on demand. |
/team-onboarding | v2.1.101 | Generate onboarding guidance from recent Claude Code usage. |
/powerup | v2.1.90 | Learn Claude Code features through guided lessons. |
/branch | v2.1.77 rename | Branch the current conversation; /fork remains an alias in normal mode. |
/ide | v2.1.73 | Manage IDE integration status. |
/effort | v2.1.72 | Tune thinking effort: low, medium, high, xhigh, or max where available. |
/loop | v2.1.71 | Re-run a prompt or maintenance loop while the session stays open. |
/color | v2.1.70 | Set a session accent color or pick a random color with no argument. |
/rename | v2.1.70 | Name the current session for later discovery. |
/claude-api | v2.1.69 skill | Load Claude API, SDK, and Managed Agents guidance. |
/reload-plugins | v2.1.69 | Reload active plugin components without restarting. |
/batch | v2.1.63 skill | Decompose large codebase work into parallel units. |
/simplify | v2.1.63 skill | Review changed files for reuse, quality, and efficiency issues. |
/copy | v2.1.59 | Copy the last response or a selected response/code block. |
/extra-usage | v2.1.50 | Configure extra usage when rate limits block progress. |
/fast | v2.1.36+ docs | Use faster Opus 4.6 responses when latency matters more than cost. |
/debug | v2.1.30 skill | Enable debug logging and investigate session issues. |
/keybindings | v2.1.18 | Open or create keybinding configuration. |
/doctor | v2.1.3 | Diagnose installation, configuration, MCP, and plugin issues. |
/plan | v2.1.0 | Enter plan mode directly from the prompt. |
/teleport | v2.1.0 | Pull a Claude Code on the web session into the terminal. |
/remote-env | v2.1.0 | Configure the default remote environment for web sessions. |
/plugin | v2.0.12 | Install, enable, validate, tag, prune, and manage plugins. |
/permissions | v2.0-era | Manage tool allow, ask, and deny rules. |
/mcp | v1.0.18 | Manage MCP server connections and OAuth status. |
/add-dir | v1.0.42 | Add working directories for file access during the session. |
/context | v1.0.86 | Inspect context usage and optimization suggestions. |
/terminal-setup | v1.0.110 | Configure terminal keybindings and editor terminal behavior. |
/autofix-pr | Current docs | Spawn a web session that watches PR CI failures and review comments. |
/schedule | Current docs | Create or manage Claude Code on the web routines. |
/desktop | Current docs | Continue the current session in Claude Code Desktop on macOS or Windows. |
/web-setup | Current docs | Connect GitHub for Claude Code on the web using local gh credentials. |
Selection Rules
Use /usage as the operating default for cost and quota checks. Use /cost and /stats only as
shortcuts.
Use /branch in team docs instead of /fork. /fork can behave differently when forked subagents
are enabled.
Use skills for reusable workflows, not only .claude/commands files. Existing command files keep
working, but skills support invocation controls, supporting files, and safer permission scoping.
Use /schedule for unattended cloud automation and /loop for local session loops. They solve
different scheduling problems.