Bibliothèque de commandes slash
Intermédiaire
Copiez-les dans .claude/commands/<name>.md (projet) ou ~/.claude/commands/<name>.md (personnel). Le nom de fichier devient la commande. Voir Commandes slash personnalisées pour le fonctionnement.
/commit — Conventional Commit à partir du diff indexé
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description: Write a Conventional Commit message from the staged changes
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Run `git diff --cached`. Write ONE Conventional Commit message (feat/fix/docs/
refactor/test/chore) describing the change. Output only the message.
/review — examiner un fichier ou un diff
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description: Review code for bugs, edge cases, and clarity
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Review the target for correctness bugs, missing edge cases, and clarity issues.
Report only real, high-confidence findings as a checklist. Target: $ARGUMENTS
/pr — rédiger une description de PR
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description: Draft a pull request description from the branch diff
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Compare against the default branch (`git diff main...HEAD`). Write a PR
description: what changed, why, and how it was verified. Use short sections.
/explain — expliquer le code en langage clair
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description: Explain how something works
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Explain $ARGUMENTS in plain language: what it does, how it flows, and any gotchas.
Read the relevant files first.
/scaffold — nouveau composant/module
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description: Scaffold a new component following project conventions
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Create a new $ARGUMENTS following this repo's existing patterns (structure,
naming, tests). Show a plan first, then create the files.
/changelog — résumer les changements récents
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description: Summarize recent commits into a changelog entry
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Run `git log --oneline -20`. Group the changes into Added / Changed / Fixed in
Keep a Changelog style.
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