Slash commands run inside a session. CLI flags run from your terminal. Shortcuts work anywhere in the prompt. This is all of them.
| 1 | /init | Auto-generate a CLAUDE.md for your project |
| 2 | /memory | Edit the CLAUDE.md memory file |
| 3 | /context | See what is consuming your context window |
| 4 | /compact | Compress context to free up space |
| 5 | /clear | Reset conversation history |
| 6 | /resume | Resume a past session |
| 7 | /fork | Branch conversation into a new session |
| 8 | /rename | Rename the current session |
| 9 | /add-dir | Add an extra directory to context |
| 10 | /copy | Select and copy code blocks |
| 11 | /diff | View all changes in an interactive viewer |
| 12 | /export | Export conversation to file or clipboard |
| 13 | /usage | Check token usage against plan limits |
| 14 | /cost | Show current session cost |
| 15 | /help | List all available commands |
| 16 | /tasks | Check background tasks |
| 17 | /doctor | Run environment diagnostics |
| 18 | /stats | Generate usage statistics as HTML report |
| 19 | /debug | Display troubleshooting info |
| 20 | /effort | Switch thinking level (low/medium/high/auto) |
| 21 | /extra-usage | Enable additional usage capacity |
| 22 | /model | Switch between Opus, Sonnet, and Haiku |
| 23 | /fast | Toggle Fast Mode (Opus 4.6 at 2.5x speed) |
| 24 | /plan | Toggle Plan Mode (read-only planning) |
| 25 | /vim | Toggle Vim-style setting |
| 26 | /output-style | Change output style |
| 27 | /voice | Enable voice prompting |
| 28 | /hooks | Configure lifecycle hooks |
| 29 | /agents | Create and manage sub-agents |
| 30 | /permissions | Change permission settings |
| 31 | /sandbox | Enable sandbox mode |
| 32 | /config | Open settings interface |
| 33 | /rewind | Rewind conversation and/or code changes |
| 34 | /login | Re-authenticate |
| 35 | /logout | Log out |
| 36 | /terminal-setup | Set up Shift+Enter keybinding |
| 37 | /keybindings | Open keybindings config |
| 38 | /status-line | Set up terminal status line |
| 39 | /theme | Change syntax highlighting theme |
| 40 | /upgrade | Upgrade your Claude plan |
| 41 | /install-github-app | Set up GitHub PR auto-review |
| 42 | /plugin | Plugin management (add/remove/marketplace) |
| 43 | /mcp | Check MCP states and authentication |
| 44 | /rc | Switch to Remote Control (phone/tablet) |
| 45 | /review | Code review for a specified PR |
| 46 | /pr-comments | Show PR comments for current branch |
| 47 | /security-review | Security review of uncommitted changes |
| 48 | /skills | Skill management menu |
| 49 | /find-skills | Browse and install skills |
| 50 | /chrome | Control your browser from Claude Code |
| 51 | /ide | Manage IDE integrations |
| 52 | /ltw | Ask a side question without interrupting |
| 53 | /loop | Run a prompt on a recurring schedule |
| 54 | /simplify | 3-agent review (architecture, duplicates, performance) |
| 55 | /batch | Large-scale parallel changes across worktrees |
| 56 | claude | Start an interactive session |
| 57 | claude "question" | Start with an initial prompt |
| 58 | claude -p "question" | Non-interactive mode, then exit |
| 59 | claude -c | Resume the most recent session |
| 60 | claude -r "ID" | Resume a session by ID |
| 61 | claude --from-pr | Resume session linked to a PR |
| 62 | claude update | Update to latest version |
| 63 | claude mcp add | Add an MCP server |
| 64 | claude mcp list | List configured MCP servers |
| 65 | claude mcp remove | Remove an MCP server |
| 66 | claude mcp serve | Run Claude Code as an MCP server |
| 67 | claude auth login | Authenticate |
| 68 | claude auth status | Check auth status |
| 69 | claude auth logout | Log out |
| 70 | claude agents | List configured agents |
| 71 | claude rc | Start Remote Control session |
| 72 | claude plugin | Plugin management |
| 73 | claude config list | Display all settings |
| 74 | claude config set | Update a setting |
| 75 | claude --dangerously-skip-permissions | No permission prompts |
| 76 | claude --worktree | Isolated git worktree for parallel work |
| 77 | claude --model opus | Specify model at launch |
| 78 | claude --agents '{json}' | Define sub-agents at launch |
| 79 | claude --append-system-prompt | Add to system prompt |
| 80 | claude --max-turns n | Set turn limit |
| 81 | Esc | Stop processing |
| 82 | Esc & Z | Open rewind menu |
| 83 | Shift+Tab | Cycle modes (normal/auto-accept) |
| 84 | Tab | Toggle extended thinking |
| 85 | Ctrl+F | Stop all background agents |
| 86 | Ctrl+V | Paste image from clipboard |
| 87 | Ctrl+R | Reverse search command history |
| 88 | #filename | Reference a file or directory |
| 89 | #content | Add content to CLAUDE.md |
| 90 | !command | Execute a shell command directly |
| 91 | & task | Run a task in the background |
| 92 | "Think harder" | Force high effort for one turn |
| 93 | "Ultra think" | Force maximum reasoning depth |
Each agent has a name, a personality, and a domain.
Invoke with /bmad or let Claude suggest
the right one when the moment fits.
| Name | Role | Style | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🧙 | BMad Master | Orchestrator & Knowledge Custodian | Direct, 3rd person, systematic |
| Name | Role | Style | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 📊 | Mary — Analyst | Business Analyst & Requirements | Treasure hunter |
| 🏗️ | Winston — Architect | System Architect & Technical Design | Calm, pragmatic |
| 💻 | Amelia — Developer | Senior Software Engineer | Ultra-succinct |
| 📋 | John — Product Manager | PRD & Stakeholder Alignment | Asks WHY relentlessly |
| 🧪 | Quinn — QA Engineer | Test Automation & Coverage | Ship-it mentality |
| 🚀 | Barry — Quick Flow Dev | Rapid Spec → Implementation | Direct, no fluff |
| 🏃 | Bob — Scrum Master | Sprint Planning & Story Prep | Crisp, checklist-driven |
| 📚 | Paige — Tech Writer | Documentation & Knowledge | Patient educator |
| 🎨 | Sally — UX Designer | User Research & Interaction | Empathetic storyteller |
| Name | Role | Style | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🤖 | Bond — Agent Builder | Agent Architecture & Compliance | Precise, like code review |
| 🏗️ | Morgan — Module Builder | Module Creation & Systems | Strategic, holistic |
| 🔄 | Wendy — Workflow Builder | Workflow Architecture & Process | Methodical |
| Name | Role | Style | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🧠 | Carson — Brainstorming | Innovation Catalyst & Facilitator | YES AND energy |
| 🔬 | Dr. Quinn — Problem Solver | TRIZ, Systems Thinking, Root Cause | Sherlock meets scientist |
| 🎨 | Maya — Design Thinking | Human-Centered Design & Empathy | Jazz musician |
| ⚡ | Victor — Innovation | Blue Ocean, Disruption, Business Models | Chess grandmaster |
| 🎨 | Caravaggio — Presentations | Visual Communication & Slides | Sarcastic creative director |
| 📖 | Sophia — Storyteller | Narrative Strategy & Brand Stories | Bard weaving an epic |
| Name | Role | Style | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🏛️ | Cloud Dragonborn — Architect | Game Systems Architecture | Wise RPG sage |
| 🎲 | Samus Shepard — Designer | Mechanics & Player Psychology | Let's GOOO! |
| 🕹️ | Link Freeman — Developer | Unity/Unreal Implementation | Speedrunner |
| 🧪 | GLaDOS — Game QA | Game Test Automation | GLaDOS from Portal |
| 🎯 | Max — Game Scrum Master | Game Sprint Orchestration | Save points & respawns |
| 🎮 | Indie — Game Solo Dev | Indie Quick Flow | Does it feel good? Ship it. |
| 📚 | Paige — Game Tech Writer | Game Documentation | Patient educator |
| Name | Role | Style | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🧪 | Murat — Test Architect | Risk-Based Testing & CI/CD Quality | Strong opinions, weakly held |
Structured thinking tools for when you're stuck, exploring, or need to stress-test a decision. Each method has a cognitive pattern — the shape of the thinking it produces.
| # | Method | Description | Pattern |
|---|---|---|---|
| Collaboration (10) | |||
| 1 | Stakeholder Round Table | Multiple personas contribute diverse perspectives on a decision | perspectives → synthesis |
| 2 | Expert Panel Review | Domain experts for deep specialized analysis | expert views → consensus |
| 3 | Debate Club Showdown | Two personas argue opposing positions + moderator scores | thesis → antithesis → synthesis |
| 4 | User Persona Focus Group | Your user personas react to proposals and share frustrations | reactions → priorities |
| 5 | Time Traveler Council | Past-you and future-you advise present-you | past → present → future |
| 6 | Cross-Functional War Room | PM + engineer + designer tackle a problem together | constraints → trade-offs |
| 7 | Mentor and Apprentice | Expert teaches, junior asks naive questions — surfaces assumptions | explanation → understanding |
| 8 | Good Cop Bad Cop | Supportive + critical personas alternate | encouragement → criticism |
| 9 | Improv Yes-And | Multiple personas build on each other's ideas without blocking | idea → build → surprise |
| 10 | Customer Support Theater | Angry customer + support rep roleplay pain points | complaint → resolution |
| Advanced Reasoning (6) | |||
| 11 | Tree of Thoughts | Explore multiple reasoning paths simultaneously, evaluate, select best | paths → eval → selection |
| 12 | Graph of Thoughts | Model reasoning as interconnected network — emergent patterns | nodes → connections → patterns |
| 13 | Thread of Thought | Maintain coherent reasoning across long contexts | context → thread → synthesis |
| 14 | Self-Consistency Validation | Multiple independent approaches, compare for consensus | approaches → consensus |
| 15 | Meta-Prompting Analysis | Analyze the approach structure and methodology itself | current → optimization |
| 16 | Reasoning via Planning | Build reasoning tree guided by world models and goal states | model → plan → strategy |
| Competitive (3) | |||
| 17 | Red Team vs Blue Team | Adversarial attack-defend analysis to find vulnerabilities | defense → attack → hardening |
| 18 | Shark Tank Pitch | Pitch to skeptical investors who poke holes | pitch → challenges → refine |
| 19 | Code Review Gauntlet | Senior devs with different philosophies review the same code | reviews → debates → standards |
| Technical (5) | |||
| 20 | Architecture Decision Records | Architects propose + debate with explicit trade-offs | options → decision → rationale |
| 21 | Rubber Duck Debugging Evolved | Explain to progressively more technical ducks | simple → technical → aha |
| 22 | Algorithm Olympics | Multiple approaches compete on the same problem with benchmarks | impl → benchmarks → winner |
| 23 | Security Audit Personas | Hacker + defender + auditor examine system | vulns → defenses → compliance |
| 24 | Performance Profiler Panel | DB + frontend + DevOps diagnose slowness | symptoms → optimizations |
| Creative (6) | |||
| 25 | SCAMPER Method | 7 creativity lenses: Substitute / Combine / Adapt / Modify / Put to other use / Eliminate / Reverse | S→C→A→M→P→E→R |
| 26 | Reverse Engineering | Work backwards from desired outcome to find implementation path | end state → path forward |
| 27 | What If Scenarios | Explore alternative realities and implications | scenarios → insights |
| 28 | Random Input Stimulus | Inject unrelated concepts to spark unexpected connections | random → associations → ideas |
| 29 | Exquisite Corpse Brainstorm | Each persona adds seeing only previous contribution | contribution → surprise |
| 30 | Genre Mashup | Combine two unrelated domains for fresh approaches | domain A + B → hybrid |
| Research (3) | |||
| 31 | Literature Review Personas | Optimist + skeptic + synthesizer review sources | sources → critiques → synthesis |
| 32 | Thesis Defense Simulation | Defend hypothesis against committee with different concerns | thesis → defense → refine |
| 33 | Comparative Analysis Matrix | Evaluate options against weighted criteria with scoring | options → scores → pick |
| Risk (5) | |||
| 34 | Pre-mortem Analysis | Imagine future failure, work backwards to prevent it | failure → causes → prevention |
| 35 | Failure Mode Analysis | How each component could fail systematically | components → prevention |
| 36 | Challenge from Critical Perspective | Devil's advocate to stress-test ideas | assumptions → strengthening |
| 37 | Identify Potential Risks | Brainstorm what could go wrong across all categories | categories → mitigations |
| 38 | Chaos Monkey Scenarios | Deliberately break things to test resilience | break → observe → harden |
| Core (6) | |||
| 39 | First Principles Analysis | Strip assumptions, rebuild from fundamental truths | assumptions → new approach |
| 40 | 5 Whys Deep Dive | Repeatedly ask why to drill to root causes | why chain → root cause |
| 41 | Socratic Questioning | Targeted questions to reveal hidden assumptions | questions → understanding |
| 42 | Critique and Refine | Systematic strengths/weaknesses review then improve | review → refined |
| 43 | Explain Reasoning | Step-by-step thinking walkthrough for transparency | steps → conclusion |
| 44 | Expand or Contract for Audience | Adjust detail and depth for target reader | audience → refined content |
| Learning (2) | |||
| 45 | Feynman Technique | Explain complex concepts as if teaching a child | complex → simple → mastery |
| 46 | Active Recall Testing | Test understanding without references to find gaps | test → gaps → reinforce |
| Philosophical (2) | |||
| 47 | Occam's Razor Application | Find simplest sufficient explanation | options → simplest |
| 48 | Trolley Problem Variations | Explore ethical trade-offs through moral dilemmas | dilemma → decision |
| Retrospective (2) | |||
| 49 | Hindsight Reflection | Look back from the future to gain perspective | future view → insights |
| 50 | Lessons Learned Extraction | Systematically identify takeaways and improvements | experience → actions |
Everything we ship compounds. The research feeds the strategy, the strategy ships as tools, the tools get pressure-tested. Each layer makes the next one faster.
One HTML file. A tool for ministry workers to understand their context. No framework, no build step — one file deployed to Cloudflare Pages in 20 minutes.
Every session can ship. Identify a real problem, build a focused tool, deploy same day. The portfolio grew faster than expected.
Quality became the constraint. We built the roast cycle — 3 rounds of 10-expert panel review, 150 findings per project.
The Missions Library changed the scale. 161,000 articles from 101 organizations became the research base for the Faith & Work Hub strategy.
50+ deployed projects. A custom skill library. Automated review loops. Research infrastructure that feeds live products.
/roast /deploy /resume /wrapup — automating the parts that happen every time.npx wrangler pages deploy . --project-name=NAMEThe CAMH Directory: 550+ verified Asian American Christian therapists, built in a single session.
550+ therapists scattered across Psychology Today, PAAC, and personal websites with no centralized, searchable directory.
Python scripts pull from Psychology Today and PAAC. Structured CSV cleaned into JSON. No AI needed here.
Single HTML file. Fuse.js for search. Tailwind CDN. One wrangler pages deploy. Live.
Three rounds of 10-expert panel review. 150 findings total. Accessibility, performance, copy clarity, trust, mobile layout.
30-point checklist: gradient washes, vague copy, corporate jargon, excessive border-radius, shadow stacking. Replace with human-feeling design.
381 therapist photos matched. State pages added. Submit form wired. OG image generated. Sitemap built. Done.
If you're joining FC, you're not starting from scratch. The tools are here, the methodology is documented in every CLAUDE.md, and everything built so far is open to the next person.
The pipeline doesn't stop.
The methodology is learnable. The infrastructure is running. The only thing left is to build.