configs/commands/skills/create-command/SKILL.md
Create a new command file following repo conventions. Use when you need to add a new slash command, create automation workflows, or extend the command library with new functionality.
npx skillsauth add heyayushh/stacc create-commandInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Create a new command file matching repo style and structure.
create-command)configs/commands/<name>.md# <Command name>
## Overview
<One or two sentences describing intent and scope.>
## Steps
1. <Step one, imperative>
2. <Step two, imperative>
3. <Step three, imperative>
## Notes (optional)
- <Constraints, assumptions, or out-of-scope items>
Copy the new command to your project or global tool folder:
# Cursor (project)
cp configs/commands/<name>.md .cursor/commands/
# Claude Code (project)
cp configs/commands/<name>.md .claude/commands/
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