Curated workflow shortcuts — each with a plain-English label so you know exactly what it is for. Pick a category or search across the whole library.
89 commands · 11 categories
HONEST NOTE: This is a curated workflow library — reusable prompt shortcuts for your own Claude conversations. Some entries map to real Claude features, but not every slash item here is a native Anthropic system command.
Turn ideas into action.
Start a fresh task or document from scratch.
Set up a dedicated project workspace with its own context.
Bring a file into the conversation for Claude to work with.
Add pasted text or data as working material.
Start from a reusable structure instead of a blank page.
Pull existing content in so Claude can build on it.
Have Claude read through material and surface what matters.
Switch to spoken input instead of typing.
Get clear. Stay on point.
Narrow the conversation to the one thing that matters now.
Give Claude the background it needs before answering.
Ask for more depth and specifics on the current point.
Request concrete examples instead of abstract explanation.
Have ambiguous points untangled and stated plainly.
Get a precise definition of a term as used here.
Make hidden assumptions explicit so you can check them.
Rank what matters most before deciding or writing.
State the limits (time, budget, scope) Claude must respect.
Break it down. Solve it.
Break a problem or text into its parts and examine each.
Put options side by side with clear differences.
List the advantages and disadvantages of a choice.
Judge something against stated criteria.
Get a clear recommendation with the reasoning behind it.
Generate many ideas quickly before narrowing down.
Work a problem step by step to a solution.
Have Claude stress-test your idea instead of agreeing.
Clear, concise, compelling.
Draft new text from your brief.
Improve existing text while keeping your intent.
Say the same thing again, differently.
Cut text down without losing the point.
Add substance and detail to a thin draft.
Polish clarity, flow, and word choice.
Condense long material into the essentials.
Restate content in fresh wording.
Fix grammar, spelling, and punctuation only.
Put everything in order.
Turn scattered notes into a logical outline.
Reorganize content into a clear architecture.
Convert prose into tight bullet points.
Present steps or items as an ordered list.
Arrange information in rows and columns.
Produce a compact overview of the whole.
Extract just the points worth remembering.
Lay out ideas as a branching map of connections.
Describe a process as a step-by-step flow.
Build, debug, improve.
Write new code for a described task.
Hunt down the cause of a bug.
Explain what a piece of code does, line by line if needed.
Make code faster or leaner without changing behavior.
Restructure code for clarity and maintainability.
Create tests that check the code actually works.
Translate code from one language or framework to another.
Write docs that explain how to use the code.
Get a critical code review with concrete suggestions.
Turn data into decisions.
Examine a dataset and surface what it shows.
Turn numbers into a chart or visual description.
Draw out the meaningful takeaways, not just facts.
Project likely trends from the available data.
Compile findings into a structured report.
Compute the key statistics for a dataset.
Tidy messy data: fix formats, gaps, and duplicates.
Make Claude do more.
Design a repeatable multi-step process.
Turn a recurring manual task into an automated one.
Work with an API: understand it or build against it.
Connect two tools or systems so they work together.
Plan when recurring work should run.
Define the event that should start an action.
Break a goal into an actionable task list.
Build a checklist so nothing gets forgotten.
Customize your experience.
Tell Claude how you like things done.
Have Claude remember something for future conversations.
Set the voice: formal, casual, direct, warm.
Match a specific writing style.
Control how long answers should be.
Choose the output format: list, table, prose, JSON.
Clear the current setup and start fresh.
Drop the current context and begin with a clean slate.
Research smarter, deeper.
Look something up within the available material.
Dig into a topic thoroughly and systematically.
Get taught a topic step by step, at your pace.
Just the essence — too long, didn't read.
Ask where claims come from and what backs them.
Verify a statement and flag what doesn't hold up.
Wander a topic broadly to discover angles you missed.
Share, export, make an impact.
Prepare the result so others can see it.
Get the content out in a portable form.
Save the result as a file.
Take the result to your clipboard for pasting anywhere.
Shape the result into a ready-to-send email.
Prepare content for release to an audience.
Ask for critique of your work before you ship it.