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CCPlugins for Claude Code

By Sam Moore • 1 comments • 11 days ago

github.com/brennercruvinel/CCPlugins 🔗 Built on top of Claude Code’s native custom slash command system

This repo is essentially a starter kit of well-written slash commands for Claude Code. Nothing fancy or proprietary—just .md files dropped into ~/.claude/commands/, which Claude CLI already supports out of the box.

Each command defines a prompt, often written in Claude-friendly language like:

I'll help you clean up your project by removing debug artifacts and temp files...

Once installed, you can run commands like:

/cleanproject
/review
/commit
/undo
/session-start

Claude reads the .md file, applies it to your current project context, and responds accordingly.

🧰 What's Included

The commands are solid and useful—stuff you'd otherwise have to retype in every session:

  • /review – Security/performance/style feedback
  • /commit – Generates conventional commit messages
  • /cleanup-types – Replaces any with inferred types
  • /session-start / /session-end – Tracks what you're doing and summarizes it
  • /undo – Tries to reverse Claude's last change
  • /fix-imports, /remove-comments, /find-todos, etc.

🧪 It works because Claude already supports this pattern

Anthropic built slash commands natively into Claude Code. You can define personal commands (~/.claude/commands/) or project ones (.claude/commands/). Files are just Markdown, named like the command you want to use.

This repo just gives you a bunch of helpful ones prewritten, with proper phrasing, optional metadata, and nice coverage of common dev tasks.

🛠 Install

curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/brennercruvinel/CCPlugins/main/install.sh | bash

Or just copy the .md files you like into ~/.claude/commands/. That’s all this really is. It’s not a new tool, it’s just good scaffolding for a feature Claude already supports. No magic, but if you use Claude Code often, you’ll likely save time and reduce the urge to yell at your screen.

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Joe Seifi11 days ago

Neat Idea, this is a good intro to custom slash commands in CC for anyone looking to get their feet wet!