Automation

/new-mod scaffolds a new Claude Code mod with manifest, hooks, test and README, ready to fill in.

Blocks Claude from silencing tests with .skip, .only, xit or skip markers.

Blocks commands that upload files to external services like pastebins and file-sharing sites.

Allows writes only inside the project root, resolving symlinks and .. tricks.

Stops production-affecting commands (terraform apply, kubectl on prod, DROP TABLE) unless explicitly allowed.

Type :review:, :tests: or your own shortcodes and they expand into full prompts.

Short aliases like /t, /l and /b that run your test, lint and build commands.

/quote pastes your mouse selection into the prompt as a Markdown quote.

/recent lists the files read and edited in this session, newest first.

Blocks catastrophic shell commands like rm -rf /, mkfs, dd to disks and chmod -R 777.

Blocks edits and writes that would commit API keys, tokens or private keys.

Blocks database seed, reset and drop commands unless DATABASE_URL points at your own machine.

Writes a dated journal entry of what was done when the session ends.

Exports and imports your mods' configuration so you can move it between machines.

Tracks which languages and tools you've worked with each week.

Save and reuse code snippets across projects with /save-snippet and /snippet.

Sound packs for Claude Code events: minimal, retro or nature.

Reads a one-line summary of what Claude did out loud when a turn ends.

Detects your stack and gives Claude the right conventions for it.

Blocks adding analytics and tracking SDKs that haven't been approved.

Blocks pip install outside an active virtualenv so system Python stays clean.

Blocks watch-mode and never-ending commands run in the foreground, where they'd hang the turn.

/sources lists every page Claude fetched or searched this session.

Records why each file was changed; /why shows the reasoning behind any file's edits.