Commands Cheat Sheet

Comprehensive list of all available commands

What are Slash Commands?
Think of slash commands as magic shortcuts 🪄 — just type /command and let AI do the heavy lifting! No coding required, just tell ClaudeKit what you want.

Example

/ck:cook "add a login button" AI builds the entire feature for you! 🎉
New Command Syntax

Quick reference if you're coming from an older version

All Commands → Skills: All legacy commands migrated to skills. You can use either /cook or /ck:cook, but using the /ck: prefix is recommended to avoid conflicts with Claude Code built-in commands.

Migration Reference

Old Command New Command
/debug /ck:debug
/plan /ck:plan
/code @plan.md /ck:cook @plan.md
/code:no-test /ck:cook add footer --no-test
/code:parallel /ck:cook refactor api --parallel
/code:auto /ck:cook add pagination --auto
/plan:fast /ck:plan --fast add auth
/plan:hard /ck:plan --hard migrate to microservices

Claude Code v2.1.1+: Skills invocable via /skill-name [args] or /ck:skill-name — both work identically. Prefer /ck: prefix for skills that conflict with Claude Code built-in slash commands (e.g. /ck:plan instead of /plan).

Understanding the Symbols

Each command card breaks syntax into small pieces: the command name, a subcommand, optional switches, and the parts you fill in yourself.

How to read command syntax
General template
/<command> [subcommand] [your request] --flag

Start with the full command name, such as /ck:plan or /ckm:seo. If the syntax includes a subcommand, put it after the command name. Replace [] with your real request, then add any flag you need.

Common order when reading a command
1 Required
/ck:plan
Start with the command name
2 Use when needed
archive
Add the subcommand if the command syntax includes one
3 Fill if shown
[task]
Fill the [] or <> input
4 Optional
--fast
Add --... flags when you want to change how it runs

Not every card has all 4 parts. If a card only shows a command name and flags, use the command name first, then add the flag. [] and <> are guide markers only. When using the command, replace them with concrete content and do not keep the markers.

What each part means
/ck:plan
Command name Required

The first part of the command. Copy this name when you want to run that workflow.

archive
Subcommand Use when needed

Put this after the command name to choose a specific job, such as archive, validate, or red-team.

--fast
Run option Optional

Starts with -- . Add a flag when you want a faster, deeper, or more automatic run.

[search-target]
What you fill in Fill if shown

Text in [] marks an input slot. When using the command, replace it with the concrete file, topic, question, or target; do not keep the [] .

<template>
Value to replace Required if shown

Text in <> is a required value. When using the command, replace it with a concrete value; do not keep the <> .

/ckm:plan:*
Grouped commands Do not type *

* means the card groups several variants. When using the command, pick one concrete variant.

Chip colors on cards
subcommand Purple chips are subcommands or modes under the command.
argument Gray chips are user input slots or examples to replace.
--flag Teal chips are optional flags you can add after the command.
Card color: the section color groups commands by job area. It is not a warning level.
Sample prompts
1 Plan a change
/ck:plan refactor the checkout page to reduce payment errors --deep

Use when the task needs a deeper implementation plan before coding.

2 Fix a bug
/ck:fix mobile menu overlaps content --quick

Use when there is a concrete broken behavior to diagnose and repair.

3 Commit and push
/ck:git cp

Use after reviewing the diff when the change is ready to commit and push.

Here, /ck:plan is the command, the checkout refactor is the real request, and --deep is the chosen flag.

Token Consumption /skill

⚡ = Token Consumption - Estimated context size when skill is activated. For reference only.

Weight-based means the token cost scales with the skill prompt size. A ⚡ skill loads <5K tokens into context, while ⚡⚡⚡⚡ loads 50K-100K and reduces the remaining conversation budget.

<5K
Use freely
⚡⚡
5K-20K
Lightweight
⚡⚡⚡
20K-50K
Use with consideration
⚡⚡⚡⚡
50K-100K
Context-heavy

All Commands by Category

v2.20.0 Stable v2.20.1-beta.9 Beta Current stable & beta releases of Engineer Kit

Beta Preview

New skills and enhancements in Engineer Kit Beta

/ck:coding-agent-orchestration new

Orchestrate multiple coding agents in one workflow

New skill: picks the right agent (Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, OpenCode, Cursor, Amp, Droid, Antigravity) for each stage, splits work safely, and keeps one final integrator.
--single/--sequential/--parallel/--review-loop shape the collaboration model; evidence gates before completion.

[task or workflow]
--single --sequential --parallel --review-loop
/ck:review-pr enhanced

Now reviews GitLab MRs too (gh + glab)

Auto-detects gh vs glab from git remotes, so /ck:review-pr now covers GitLab merge requests as well as GitHub PRs.
Same gates — duplicate work, project standards, correctness, security, AI-slop — with --fix and --reply posting back to the detected forge.

<PR/MR number or URL>
--fix --reply

Start Here (Essentials)

Start with a basic workflow: Learn → Level → Ask → Brainstorm → Plan → Execute

/ck:ck-help deprecated

ClaudeKit usage guide

Explore commands, skills, and workflows interactively.

1 /ck:coding-level

Set coding experience level (0-5)

Customize explanations from beginner to expert.

2 /ck:ask

Answer technical and architecture questions

Expert consultation for technology decisions.

[question]
3 /ck:brainstorm

Brainstorm with problem-first inversion + scout-first gates

Mandatory codebase scout before any question; inverts a preselected solution to name the underlying problem first. Brutal-honest tradeoff analysis. --html writes an editorial-magazine report next to the markdown; --wiki publishes outputs to AgentWiki.

--html --wiki
4 /ck:plan
⚡⚡⚡

Create detailed plans with HTML, GitHub, and AgentWiki output

Modes --hard / --deep / --parallel / --two auto-run red-team; --deep also auto-runs validate. --html writes a self-contained interactive plan.html; --github creates or updates a GitHub issue with branch, summary, and acceptance criteria; --wiki publishes the plan to AgentWiki. Subcommands: archive, red-team, validate.

archive red-team validate
--auto --fast --hard --parallel --two --no-tasks --deep --tdd --html --github --wiki
5 /ck:cook
⚡⚡⚡

All-in-one feature implementation with hard gates

Scout-first → exact-requirements → plan → implement → test → no-side-effects verify → review. Gates block unsafe completion. --no-test override available.

--interactive --fast --parallel --auto --no-test --tdd

Plan & Research

Brainstorming, planning, and codebase exploration

/ck:brainstorm

Brainstorm with problem-first inversion + scout-first gates

Mandatory codebase scout before any question; inverts a preselected solution to name the underlying problem first. Brutal-honest tradeoff analysis. --html writes an editorial-magazine report next to the markdown; --wiki publishes outputs to AgentWiki.

--html --wiki
/ck:research
⚡⚡

Technical research and technology evaluation

Best practices, solution design.

[topic]
/ck:scout

Quick codebase scan

Parallel agents for file discovery. Use ext flag to filter by file type.

[search-target] [ext]
/ck:plan
⚡⚡⚡

Create detailed plans with HTML, GitHub, and AgentWiki output

Modes --hard / --deep / --parallel / --two auto-run red-team; --deep also auto-runs validate. --html writes a self-contained interactive plan.html; --github creates or updates a GitHub issue with branch, summary, and acceptance criteria; --wiki publishes the plan to AgentWiki. Subcommands: archive, red-team, validate.

archive red-team validate
--auto --fast --hard --parallel --two --no-tasks --deep --tdd --html --github --wiki
/ck:sequential-thinking
⚡⚡

Step-by-step reasoning with self-correction

Multi-step analysis, hypothesis verification, adaptive planning.

/ck:problem-solving
⚡⚡

Break through deadlocks on complex problems

Break complex loops, test assumptions, simplify the problem.

/ck:loop
⚡⚡⚡

Autonomous optimization loop

Run N iterations against a metric, learn from git history, auto-keep/discard changes. For coverage, performance, bundle size.

/ck:autoresearch router
⚡⚡⚡

Autoresearch family router — learn the pattern, pick the right skill

Meta-framework for autonomous goal-directed iteration. Routes to 4 specialized skills: ck-loop, ck-predict, ck-scenario, ck-security.

/ck:predict
⚡⚡

5 expert personas debate proposed changes before implementation

Catches architectural, security, performance, and UX issues early. Chain modes: --chain reason (subjective refinement), --chain probe (constraint discovery).

--chain reason --chain probe
/ck:xia
⚡⚡⚡

Safely study, extract, and port features from other repositories

Analyze reference implementations (GitHub/Local) to understand feature architecture. Integrates a Challenge Framework to evaluate risks before implementation, preventing blind copy-pasting.

<github-url|owner/repo|local-path> [feature]
--compare --copy --improve --port --auto --fast

Design & Frontend

UI/UX design, frontend development, 3D graphics, and visual tools

/ck:frontend-design
⚡⚡⚡

Create complete frontend interfaces

From designs, screenshots, or videos.

/ck:frontend-development
⚡⚡⚡

Build React/TypeScript frontend

Modern patterns, MUI v7, TanStack.

/ck:ui-styling
⚡⚡

Style UI with shadcn/ui

Radix UI + Tailwind CSS. Dark mode, design system.

/ckm:design
⚡⚡⚡⚡

Brand identity, logo, CIP, slides, banner, icon

55 logo styles, 50 CIP deliverables, social media images. Generate images with Gemini AI.

/ck:stitch
⚡⚡⚡

AI design generation via Google Stitch

Generate high-fidelity UI from text prompts. Export Tailwind/HTML. Design-to-code pipeline.

generate export
--format all --format html --device mobile
/ck:ui-ux-pro-max
⚡⚡⚡⚡

50+ styles, 161 color palettes, 57 font pairings

161 product types, 99 UX guidelines, 25 chart types, 10 stacks.

/ck:web-design-guidelines
⚡⚡

Evaluate UI against Web Interface Guidelines

Check code against design guideline standards.

/ck:threejs
⚡⚡⚡

Build 3D web apps with Three.js

WebGL/WebGPU. 556 examples, 60 API classes.

/ck:shader
⚡⚡⚡

Write GLSL fragment shaders

Procedural graphics and generative art. Works with Three.js.

/ck:mermaidjs-v11

Flowcharts, diagrams, Gantt, timeline

Sequence, class, ER, state diagrams using Mermaid v11.

/excalidraw
⚡⚡

Hand-drawn diagrams with Excalidraw

Architecture, flowcharts, system designs in hand-drawn style. Auto-diagram mode for zero-config codebase visualization.

Build & Ship

Backend, frameworks, databases, DevOps, mobile, and deployment

/ck:bootstrap
⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡

Full project initialization from scratch

Modes: full (default interactive), auto (explicit autonomous), fast (skip research), parallel (multi-agent).

--full --auto --fast --parallel
/ck:backend-development
⚡⚡⚡

Node.js, Python, Go APIs

NestJS, FastAPI, Django. REST/GraphQL/gRPC.

/ck:web-frameworks
⚡⚡⚡

Next.js monorepo, Turborepo

Supports App Router, RSC, SSR, ISR.

/ck:databases
⚡⚡

MongoDB, PostgreSQL, SQL/NoSQL

Queries, aggregation, indexes, migrations.

/ck:tanstack
⚡⚡

TanStack Start, Form, AI

Streaming/chat with TanStack AI.

/ck:react-best-practices
⚡⚡

Optimize React/Next.js performance

From Vercel Engineering patterns.

/ck:devops
⚡⚡⚡

Cloudflare, Docker, GCP, Kubernetes

Deploy Workers, R2, D1, Cloud Run.

/ck:ship
⚡⚡⚡

Ship feature branches with automated pipeline

merge target -> test -> review -> journal (optional AgentWiki publish) -> push -> PR. Use for official main/master or beta dev/beta releases.

--official --beta --skip-tests --skip-review
/ck:mobile-development
⚡⚡⚡

React Native, Flutter, Swift, Kotlin

Supports SwiftUI and Jetpack Compose.

/ck:team
⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡

Orchestrate Agent Teams

Multi-session parallel collaboration. Templates: research, implement, review, debug.

<template> <context> --devs N --researchers N --reviewers N --delegate
/ck:deploy
⚡⚡

Auto-detect and deploy to 15 platforms

Vercel, Netlify, Cloudflare, Railway, Fly.io, Render, Heroku, GitHub Pages, AWS, GCP, and more.

[platform] [environment]
/ck:cook
⚡⚡⚡

All-in-one feature implementation with hard gates

Scout-first → exact-requirements → plan → implement → test → no-side-effects verify → review. Gates block unsafe completion. --no-test override available.

--interactive --fast --parallel --auto --no-test --tdd
/ck:vibe
⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡

Full autonomous product-development pipeline

Run a complete pipeline from GitHub issue or feature request through worktree, TDD plan, cook/fix, code review, ship PR, review-pr, and optional merge with CI convergence.

<github-issue-url | feature request>
--ship --beta

Test & Debug

Testing, code review, debugging, and edge-case scenarios

/ck:test

Run local and UI tests

Run full suite, specific module, or visual UI tests on a live website.

[context] ui [url]
/ck:code-review
⚡⚡⚡

Evidence-based code quality review

Reviews pending diffs, PR #, commit hash, or full codebase scan. Spec → Quality → Verify protocol focuses on bugs, regressions, maintainability, reliability, and verification gaps.

[context] #PR COMMIT --pending codebase codebase parallel
/ck:review-pr
⚡⚡⚡

Review GitHub PRs with auto-fix and formal reply

Analyzes a PR for duplicate prior work, project standards, strategic necessity, correctness, security, breaking changes, code quality, and AI-slop patterns. --fix auto-remediates findings, resolves conflicts, and watches CI to green; --reply posts the review to GitHub via gh.

<PR number or URL>
--fix --reply
/ck:fix
⚡⚡

Structured diagnosis & fix with side-effect sweep

Scout → exact-root-cause (6 items) → assess → fix → verify → side-effect sweep across blast radius → prevent. Evidence-based RCA, never silent patch.

--auto --review --quick --parallel
/ck:debug
⚡⚡

Systematic root cause analysis

Trace call stack, multi-layer validation. Use when you don't know where the issue is.

/ck:web-testing
⚡⚡

Testing with Playwright, Vitest, k6

E2E/unit/integration/load/security/visual/a11y tests.

/ck:agent-browser
⚡⚡

AI-optimized browser automation CLI

Efficient context snapshots for complex web interactions.

/ck:chrome-profile
⚡⚡

Browser automation on the user's real Chrome profile

Targets a real Google Chrome profile via Chrome DevTools MCP. CLI chrome-profile with profile discovery, live DevTools probing, setup playbooks, and URL-anchor tab selection. open --json returns a bind_selector for exact tab binding; --no-activate keeps focus on the current app; ambiguous profile keys fail closed. Use when automation needs real cookies, Google account, or a logged-in session.

open --json
--no-activate
/ck:scenario
⚡⚡

Generate edge cases across 12 dimensions with saturation mode

Pre-implementation risk discovery and QA planning. --saturation loops until novelty dries up — confirms exhaustive coverage.

--saturation --iterations

Docs & Content

Documentation management, content writing, and file viewing

/ck:docs
⚡⚡⚡

Analyze codebase and manage documentation

Initialize, update, or summarize project documentation.

init update summarize
/ck:docs-seeker

Search library/framework documentation

Via llms.txt (context7.com). Fastest way to get up-to-date docs.

/ck:copywriting
⚡⚡

Headlines, CTAs, landing pages

Email copy, writing styles, conversion-focused copy.

[copy-type] [context]
/ck:mintlify
⚡⚡

Documentation site with Mintlify

MDX components, themes, OpenAPI.

/ck:show-off
⚡⚡

Generate stunning HTML showcases for demos and social media

Multi-section scrollable pages with parallax, theme toggle, bilingual (VI/EN). Auto-captures sections as images. Persists workflow preferences (screenshots, publishing, languages) at ~/.claude/show-off/preferences.json across sessions.

/ck:preview

View files or create visual explanations

Markdown or self-contained HTML. Modes: --explain, --slides, --diagram, --diff, --plan-review, --recap. Add --html for browser output.

--explain --slides --diagram --ascii --html --diff --plan-review --recap
/ck:tech-graph
⚡⚡

Generate publication-quality SVG technical diagrams

8 design styles (modern, minimal, neon, retro, Dark Luxury premium dark editorial, etc.) and 10 templates (architecture, sequence, ER, flow). SVG output ready for docs, slides, blog posts.

/ck:markdown-novel-viewer

Book-style reading via HTTP server

Comfortable reading for markdown files.

/ck:llms
⚡⚡

Generate llms.txt from docs or codebase

Follows llmstxt.org spec. Includes reference files and generation script.

Utilities

Skill management, code packaging, semantic analysis, and tooling

Related guide

Finding Your Unknowns

Not sure which command category you need? Finding Your Unknowns maps each kind of unknown to the right ClaudeKit command before you browse the full catalog.

Open Finding Your Unknowns