Claude Code Just Killed Slash Commands...

slash commands which we've grown to kind of love which are shorthand quickfire system prompts that you can set off in claw code by literally typing slash and then you can you know build a prompt that it will just reuse reusable prompts and things like that. They basically I saw the other day before recording a lesson they've merged slashcomands into skills. So what used to be, you know, you'd create a review slash command. So you type slash review, it would live in this folder. You basically should move it to skills, the review skill, and then it just names skill. MD just creates a bit of confusion as well, what's a slash command and what's a skill. I think it I think it is clear. I think it, you know, slash commands are reusable bits of code that you want to just or sorry, reusable prompts that you just want to, you know, quickly do. PR commit and it will just push a commit or whatever and then skills are like a resource of like best practices and and whatever. So I can kind of see why uh slash commands are like an ext sorry skills are an extension of slash commands but I do think it's quite interesting. So I was looking everywhere like I was going to record a lesson for the crash course on slash commands and I was like I cannot find this anywhere. And this URL, by the way, you can't see it, but it's um code.claw.comdoccommand. So, this is the slashcomand page. That's actually the skills page. So, I was I was very very confused. So, then I learned, yeah, all looks the same. The file mostly looks the same and then skills just break that out even more. This is part of a larger conversation on my show, Command AI, which we stream live every single week. We discuss the news and all things related to AI in the world of design and web.