SuperClaude Commands Reference

Complete list of all 30 slash commands available in SuperClaude Framework v4.1.9+

Command Categories

🧠 Planning & Design

• /brainstorm - Structured brainstorming sessions with multiple perspectives
• /design - System design and architecture planning
• /estimate - Effort and time estimation for tasks
• /spec-panel - Multi-expert specification analysis

💻 Development

• /implement - Code implementation workflows
• /build - Build and compilation workflows
• /improve - Code improvement suggestions
• /cleanup - Code cleanup and refactoring
• /explain - Code explanation and documentation

🧪 Testing & Quality

• /test - Testing workflows and test generation
• /analyze - Code and architecture analysis
• /troubleshoot - Debugging and troubleshooting
• /reflect - Reflection and retrospectives

📚 Documentation

• /document - Documentation generation
• /help - Command help and usage information

🔧 Version Control

• /git - Git operations and workflows

📊 Project Management

• /pm - Project management workflows
• /task - Task management and tracking
• /workflow - Custom workflow automation

🔍 Research & Analysis

• /research - Deep web research with parallel search
• /business-panel - Multi-expert business analysis

🎯 Utilities

• /agent - Specialized AI agents
• /index-repo - Repository indexing for context optimization
• /index - Alias for /index-repo
• /recommend - Command recommendations
• /select-tool - Tool selection guidance
• /spawn - Spawn parallel tasks
• /load - Load saved sessions
• /save - Save current session
• /sc - Show all available SuperClaude commands

Usage

All commands are available with the /sc: namespace prefix:

# Examples
/sc:brainstorm "How to improve user authentication"
/sc:implement "Add JWT authentication"
/sc:test "Generate tests for auth module"
/sc:research "Latest security best practices"

Installation

# Install all 30 commands
superclaude install

# List installed commands
superclaude install --list

# Update to latest
superclaude update

Command Help

Use /sc:help to get detailed information about any command, or /sc to see all available commands.