Commands and keywords already in the box. If you've never typed a slash command, start at the top and work down.
Dare 01Beginner
/init
Point Claude at your messiest repo and make it write its own map.
It scans the folders, files and architecture and writes a CLAUDE.md cheat-sheet — so you never re-explain the project again.
Dare 02Beginner
/statusline
Give your terminal a dashboard you can actually read.
Ask it to show model, context %, and cost on one line at the bottom — a mini cockpit so you stop flying blind.
Dare 03Beginner
/voice
Stop typing for one whole task. Just talk to your terminal.
Native voice-to-code. Describe the change out loud and watch it land — faster than you can spell the variable name.
Dare 04Beginner
/context
Find out what's secretly eating your tokens right now.
Breaks the window into percentages — system prompt, files, MCP servers — so you can see (and cut) the bloat.
Dare 05Beginner
/clear
New task? Wipe the conversation — keep the brain.
Clears the chat so a fresh task starts clean, while your CLAUDE.md and supporting files stay exactly where they are.
Dare 06Beginner
Shift + Tab
Make it think before it touches a single file.
Cycle into Plan Mode: it reads, researches and outlines the steps — changing nothing until you approve. Cuts back-and-forth hard.
Dare 07Intermediate
/compact
Squeeze a 3-hour session without losing the thread.
Around 60% full, compress the history — and pass keep-instructions like "keep the DB schema and API decisions" so nothing important drops.
Dare 08Intermediate
/rewind
Took a wrong turn? Undo it without starting over.
Rolls the conversation back to an earlier point — so one bad prompt doesn't cost you the whole session.
Dare 09Intermediate
/hooks
Make your AI ping you the moment it's done.
Set an audio or desktop alert on completion — so you can run several sessions and only look up when one actually needs you.
Dare 10Advanced
/loop
Set it to watch something and report back on its own.
Re-runs a prompt on a schedule — monitor a deploy, a PR, or error logs, and it only interrupts you when something needs a human.
Dare 11Advanced
ultrathink
Hand it the hardest problem you've got and unlock max thinking.
One word allocates the biggest thinking budget — for architecture, gnarly debugging or big refactors. Don't waste it on typos.
Dare 12Advanced
claude-worktree
Run three Claudes on one repo without them colliding.
Git worktrees spin up isolated parallel copies on their own branches — several agents at once, then merge like any Git workflow.
Custom skills I wrote for myself and run constantly. Names and behaviour shown; the personal bits stripped out. The dare isn't to copy my files — it's to build your own version of the idea.
Dare 13Beginner
/park
Pause a session into a to-do and close the tab — guilt-free.
Captures topic, what's done, and the exact next step into your to-do list, so tomorrow's session resumes in one line instead of cold.
Dare 14Intermediate
/calc-cost
Make your session tell you what it just cost you.
Reads the session transcript and prices the whole session plus the last prompt — so spend stops being a mystery at month-end.
Dare 15Intermediate
/audit-download
Scan any folder you downloaded before you dare open it.
A read-only safety review of an untrusted repo, vault or starter kit — auto-run code, shipped secrets, and AI prompt-injection — without executing a thing.
Dare 16Intermediate
/design-brief
Turn something you already built into a paste-ready design brief.
Pulls the real facts out of your code so an AI page generator renders a beautiful page that's accurate — not pretty and invented.
Dare 17Intermediate
/showcase-page
Ship a live web link instead of a PowerPoint.
Generates a branded, single-file HTML story page — pitch, explainer or demo — that you send as a URL. Slides, retired.
Dare 18Intermediate
/video-script
Turn an idea into a shot-by-shot AI-video script with copy-paste prompts.
From concept (or a reference clip) to a production sheet: shot list, draft + final generator prompts, edit steps, and a credit budget.
Dare 19Intermediate
/handover
Hand a live session to your phone — and back — without losing context.
Writes a compact handover file one side leaves and the other picks up: topic, state, next step. Desk to pocket, mid-task, no re-briefing.
Dare 20Advanced
/lean-explore
Stop re-paying to read the same files on every turn.
Delegate file-heavy reading to a subagent — it reads in its own context and returns only the conclusion, so big files never ride along on your bill.
Dare 21Advanced
/prompt-lens
Silently rewrite every prompt to be clearer before the AI ever sees it.
A toggle + hook that augments each prompt for clarity and logs the original-vs-rewrite diff, so you can see what sharper prompting actually changes.