Guide for creating and managing slash commands in Claude Code. Use when (1) creating new slash commands, (2) learning command syntax and features, (3) deciding between commands vs skills, (4) implementing advanced command features (arguments, hooks, bash execution), or (5) organizing and managing command libraries.
EnglishPassive detection of EPCI component creation opportunities. Identifies repetitive patterns that could become skills, commands or subagents. Use when: workflow analysis, recurring pattern detection. Not for: active component creation (use /epci:create).
EnglishExpert-level JavaScript and React development. Use when asked to (1) write JavaScript code requiring advanced patterns like closures, proxies, generators, or async iterators, (2) build React applications with hooks, context, suspense, or server components, (3) optimize JavaScript/React performance, (4) implement complex state management, (5) write TypeScript with advanced type patterns, or when phrases like "React component", "JavaScript function", "TypeScript", "hooks", "state management", "frontend", "web app" appear.
EnglishExpert prompt engineering using the 5 Cercles methodology and 18 Hacks framework. Generates customized, tool-specific prompts through an interactive 4-part workflow. Supports multiple modes: API (JSON), COLLAB (co-creation), TUTO (tutorial), DEBUG.
EnglishUse when implementing new features. Enforces TDD workflow - write tests FIRST, then implementation. Ensures AAA pattern, proper coverage, and quality test design.
EnglishIncludes Commands Creator, Component Advisor, Java Springboot, and other workflows.
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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Commands Creator
Guide for creating and managing slash commands in Claude Code. Use when (1) creating new slash commands, (2) learning command syntax and features, (3) deciding between commands vs skills, (4) implementing advanced command features (arguments, hooks, bash execution), or (5) organizing and managing command libraries.
Component Advisor
Passive detection of EPCI component creation opportunities. Identifies repetitive patterns that could become skills, commands or subagents. Use when: workflow analysis, recurring pattern detection. Not for: active component creation (use /epci:create).
Java Springboot
Get best practices for developing applications with Spring Boot.
JavaScript React
Expert-level JavaScript and React development. Use when asked to (1) write JavaScript code requiring advanced patterns like closures, proxies, generators, or async iterators, (2) build React applications with hooks, context, suspense, or server components, (3) optimize JavaScript/React performance, (4) implement complex state management, (5) write TypeScript with advanced type patterns, or when phrases like "React component", "JavaScript function", "TypeScript", "hooks", "state management", "frontend", "web app" appear.
Promptor
Expert prompt engineering using the 5 Cercles methodology and 18 Hacks framework. Generates customized, tool-specific prompts through an interactive 4-part workflow. Supports multiple modes: API (JSON), COLLAB (co-creation), TUTO (tutorial), DEBUG.
TDD Enforcer
Use when implementing new features. Enforces TDD workflow - write tests FIRST, then implementation. Ensures AAA pattern, proper coverage, and quality test design.
Quick start
- Choose your skills. Select individual skills above, or choose the entire pack.
- Copy the install prompt. Use Copy install prompt above the list.
- Send it to your agent. Paste into your coding agent’s chat. Your agent reviews the source and guides the setup.
Try it with your agent
After installation, start with a request like:
Use the Commands Creator skill to help with my task.
Ask me for the context you need before getting started.Requirements & license
- A coding agent that can access your project files and install skills.
- Your agent checks each skill’s instructions, dependencies, and permissions during setup.
- License details are not provided in these listings. Check the author’s terms before using the skills.