# Slash Commands Guide ## Available Commands ### Core Workflow Commands | Command | Purpose | Example | |---------|---------|---------| | `/generate-test` | Generate test case from JIRA | `/generate-test HIVE-2883` | | `/generate-e2e` | Generate E2E test code | `/generate-e2e HIVE-2883` | | `/run-tests` | Execute E2E tests | `/run-tests HIVE-2883` | | `/generate-report` | Generate comprehensive test report | `/generate-report HIVE-2883` | | `/submit-pr` | Create pull request | `/submit-pr HIVE-2883` | | `/full-workflow` | Execute complete workflow | `/full-workflow HIVE-2883` | ### Regeneration Commands | Command | Purpose | Example | |---------|---------|---------| | `/regenerate-test` | Regenerate test case (force) | `/regenerate-test HIVE-2883` | | `/regenerate-e2e` | Regenerate E2E code (force) | `/regenerate-e2e HIVE-2883` | ## Command vs Agent Relationship ``` ┌─────────────────────┐ │ Slash Command │ ← User types this │ /generate-test │ └──────────┬──────────┘ │ ↓ ┌─────────────────────┐ │ Agent Config │ ← Claude reads this │ test_case_ │ │ generation.yaml │ └──────────┬──────────┘ │ ↓ ┌─────────────────────┐ │ Agent Execution │ ← Claude executes steps │ Step 1, 2, 3... │ └─────────────────────┘ ``` ## How Slash Commands Work ### 1. User Interface Layer (Slash Command) - **File**: `.claude/commands/generate-test.md` - **Purpose**: User-friendly entry point - **Contains**: - Usage instructions - Argument parsing - Execution prompt ### 2. Logic Layer (Agent) - **File**: `config/agents/test_case_generation.yaml` - **Purpose**: Execution logic and steps - **Contains**: - Step-by-step tasks - Tool configurations - Input/output specifications ### 3. Execution Flow ```bash # User types /generate-test HIVE-2883 # Claude Code processes 1. Reads .claude/commands/generate-test.md 2. Extracts argument: HIVE-2883 3. Reads config/agents/test_case_generation.yaml 4. Executes each step in agent config 5. Returns results to user ``` ## Creating Your Own Slash Command ### Template Structure ```markdown # Command Title Brief description of what this command does. ## Usage \`\`\` /your-command ARG1 ARG2 \`\`\` ## What this command does 1. Step 1 description 2. Step 2 description 3. ... ## Arguments - `$1` (required): Description - `$2` (optional): Description ## Example \`\`\` User: /your-command value1 value2 → Expected behavior → Output description \`\`\` --- Execute {agent_name} agent for: **{args}** ``` ### Key Components 1. **Header**: Clear command name and description 2. **Usage**: Show command syntax 3. **What it does**: High-level workflow 4. **Arguments**: Define required/optional params 5. **Example**: Show concrete usage 6. **Footer**: Execution prompt (critical!) ### The Footer Pattern ```markdown --- Execute {agent_name} agent for: **{args}** ``` This footer tells Claude Code: - Which agent to load (`{agent_name}`) - What arguments to pass (`{args}`) ## Best Practices ### DO ✅ - Keep commands simple and focused - Document all arguments clearly - Provide concrete examples - Link to agent configuration - Use consistent naming patterns ### DON'T ❌ - Create commands without corresponding agents - Mix multiple agents in one command - Skip argument documentation - Forget the execution footer ## Common Patterns ### Pattern 1: Simple Agent Execution ```markdown Execute test_case_generation agent for: **{args}** ``` ### Pattern 2: Conditional Execution ```markdown Check prerequisites, then execute e2e_generation agent for: **{args}** ``` ### Pattern 3: Sequential Workflow ```markdown Execute workflow: test_case_generation → e2e_generation → test-executor for: **{args}** ``` ## Troubleshooting ### Command not found - Check file exists in `.claude/commands/` - Verify file has `.md` extension - Ensure file name matches command (e.g., `generate-test.md` → `/generate-test`) ### Command doesn't execute correctly - Verify agent config exists - Check execution footer format - Ensure argument parsing is correct ### Agent not loading - Verify agent path in `config/agents/` - Check agent YAML is valid - Ensure agent name in command matches file name ## Advanced: Multi-Step Commands For complex workflows, use sequential agent calls: ```markdown Execute complete workflow for: **{args}** MANDATORY steps: 1. Read config/agents/workflow_orchestrator.yaml 2. Load test_case_generation agent 3. Execute all 4 phases 4. Verify outputs before proceeding ``` ## Related Documentation - Agent configurations: [config/agents/](../../config/agents/) - Workflow guide: [prompts/workflow_guide.md](../../prompts/workflow_guide.md) - Execution checklist: [prompts/check_list.md](../../prompts/check_list.md)