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Custom Command Guide

How to design and operate team-specific slash commands.

Written and reviewed by Eric Han · Co-founder & CTO, reopt

Key takeaways

  • Custom slash commands follow the shape /<custom-command> [arguments] and are designed per team.
  • Keep the command name short and purpose-revealing so its intent is obvious at a glance.
  • Document each command's input, output, and side effects.
  • Pair any security-sensitive command with an explicit /permissions policy.

Original Shape

/<custom-command> [arguments]

Design Points

  1. Keep the command name short and purpose-revealing.
  2. Document input, output, and side effects.
  3. Pair security-sensitive commands with an explicit /permissions policy.

Related docs

Cmd. /commands

Claude Code Command Master · Find current command help and custom skills from an older playbook.

Skills and Custom Commands

Claude Code Command Master · How to design reusable Claude Code skills and slash commands for team workflows.

Complete command list

Claude Code Command Master · Syntax, type, availability, and guide links for all 119 entries in the official Claude Code slash table.

MCP connections and commands

Claude Code Command Master · Choose the commands for mcp connections and commands and follow their availability rules and concrete examples.

How to read a detail guide

Codex CLI: Read detail guides in order: availability, concrete examples, persistence, and official evidence.

Session Command Group

Commands for keeping long Codex sessions continuous and readable.

MCP Command and Integration Guide

How to operate MCP servers and tools safely from Codex.

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