Anatomy of a Slash Command
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Anatomy of a Slash Command
In Claude Code, slash commands live in markdown files inside a .claude/commands/ folder in your vault root. Create that folder now:
mkdir -p ~/Vault/.claude/commands
Each command is a markdown file with a name that becomes the slash command. Create your first one:
~/Vault/.claude/commands/daily-review.md
Review my vault for today's priorities.
1. Check 02 Projects for any notes modified or created today
2. Check 01 Inbox for unprocessed items
3. Look at today's daily note if it exists
4. Summarise: what's active, what's waiting, what needs attention
Format the output as a brief list. Keep it under 200 words.
Save the file. Back in Claude Code, type /daily-review and press Enter. Claude reads that file and executes the instructions exactly.
That’s it. One file, one command, repeatable every day.