slash-command-factory_skill

Overview

This skill generates production-ready Claude Code slash commands via an intelligent 5–7 question flow. It produces validated command .md files, creates organized folders under generated-commands/, and includes installation and testing guidance so commands are immediately deployable.

How this skill works

You answer a short guided questionnaire about purpose, tools, agents, output type, model preference, and optional features. The skill converts your answers into YAML frontmatter and a complete command body following Anthropic patterns (Simple, Multi-Phase, or Agent-Style). It validates allowed-tools, argument syntax, file naming, and generates an installation README and test examples.

When to use it

• Create a tailored slash command for research, audits, or automation without handcrafting metadata
• Quickly produce production-ready commands from presets for business, docs, tests, or compliance
• Build complex multi-phase commands for deep discovery and analysis of a codebase or project
• Generate agent-style expert commands to orchestrate specialized workflows and sub-agents
• Standardize command naming, permissions, and folder layout for team deployments

Best practices

• Be specific in the command purpose to enable accurate argument inference and concise naming
• Select explicit Bash permissions (no wildcard Bash) and only the exact commands needed
• Choose the pattern (Simple, Multi-Phase, Agent-Style) that matches task complexity
• Use kebab-case and keep names to 2–4 words to comply with file-naming rules
• Include success criteria and test examples in TEST_EXAMPLES.md for reliable validation

Example use cases

• Generate /research-business to produce competitor analysis, market sizing, and recommendations
• Create /api-build to scaffold API integration code, tests, and deployment steps
• Produce /compliance-audit that runs discovery, validates policies, and outputs a compliance report
• Build /docs-generate to read codebase files and auto-create structured documentation
• Assemble /batch-agents to coordinate multiple agents for large-scale data processing