Professional workflow commands for Claude Code
A curated collection of slash commands that streamline development workflows in Claude Code, organized into three specialized plugins:
- adr - Architecture Decision Records
- dev - Development workflow (docs, review, commits, diff)
- spec - Specification-driven development (planning, upgrading)
/new- Create Architecture Decision Records/capture- Capture decisions from conversations
/docs- Generate and update project documentation/review- Code review workflows/commit- Conventional commit messages with best practices/diff- Compare current repository with another repository/actions- Monitor GitHub Actions workflows and verify CI passes
/new- Create a new plan by exploring requirements/init- Initialize an empty plan template/go- Execute or continue the existing plan/bg- Execute plan in background with autonomous agent/status- Check progress of background execution/stop- Stop background execution gracefully/refresh- Review and update plan checklist status/pause- Capture insights summary from planning/done- Mark plan as complete and optionally commit/upgrade- Template upgrade workflow for projects
Add the Claudevoyant marketplace:
claude plugin marketplace add cloudvoyant/claudevoyantThen install the plugins you need:
# Install all three plugins
claude plugin install adr
claude plugin install dev
claude plugin install spec
# Or install only what you need
claude plugin install devOr using Claude Code slash commands:
/plugin marketplace add cloudvoyant/claudevoyant
/plugin install adr
/plugin install dev
/plugin install specTo install a specific version:
claude plugin marketplace add cloudvoyant/claudevoyant@v1.0.3
claude plugin install adrFor development or testing:
claude plugin marketplace add /path/to/claudevoyant
claude plugin install adrTo update to the latest version:
claude plugin marketplace update claudevoyantThis will pull the latest changes from the marketplace repository.
After installation, commands are available globally. Note that command names are scoped to their plugin:
# ADR plugin commands (from claudevoyant-adr)
/new # Create a new ADR
/capture # Capture decision from conversation
# Dev plugin commands (from claudevoyant-dev)
/commit # Create professional commits
/docs # Generate documentation
/review # Perform code review
/diff # Compare repositories
/actions # Monitor GitHub Actions CI
# Spec plugin commands (from claudevoyant-spec)
/new # Create a new plan
/init # Initialize empty plan template
/go # Execute the plan interactively
/bg # Execute plan in background
/status # Check background execution progress
/stop # Stop background execution
/refresh # Update plan status
/pause # Capture insights
/done # Mark plan complete
/upgrade # Upgrade templateNote: Since /new exists in both ADR and Spec plugins, Claude will ask
which one you mean when you use it. You can be explicit by saying "create a new
ADR" or "create a new plan".
Run /help to see all available commands.
/new- Create a new Architecture Decision Record/capture- Extract decision from conversation into ADR
/commit- Create professional conventional commits/docs- Generate or update project documentation/review- Perform structured code review/diff- Compare current repository with another repository/actions- Monitor GitHub Actions workflows and verify CI passes
/new- Create a structured implementation plan/init- Initialize an empty plan template/go- Execute an existing plan step-by-step/bg- Execute plan in background with autonomous agent/status- Check progress of background execution/stop- Stop background execution gracefully/refresh- Update plan status and checkboxes/pause- Pause planning with insights summary/done- Complete plan and optionally commit changes/upgrade- Upgrade project to newer template version
This is a monorepo containing three independent plugins:
plugins/adr/- Architecture Decision Records pluginplugins/dev/- Development workflow pluginplugins/spec/- Specification-driven development plugin
See docs/architecture.md for detailed architecture and design documentation.
This plugin follows semantic versioning. Version numbers are automatically managed through conventional commits and semantic-release.
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