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Commands

CodeOps ships 13 slash commands. Under the plugin they are namespaced as /codeops:<name>; with the dev installer they get short names (/<name>).

Core commands

These do focused jobs of their own:

CommandWhat it does
/gitcmCommit the working tree with a detailed Conventional Commit message.
/gitcmpCommit and push with a Conventional Commit message.
/analyze_projectScan the project's manifests and structure and generate/refresh its CLAUDE.md (toolchain, commands, structure, conventions). Merges non-destructively.
/migrate_clinerulesConvert a legacy codeops-mcp .clinerules/project.md into this project's CLAUDE.md, preserving hand-authored content.

Alias commands

The consolidated skills cover several verbs each. Thin alias commands make each verb directly typeable by delegating to the parent skill in the right mode. These are manual-only — only the parent skills auto-trigger from natural language.

Alias commandDelegates to
/add_requirement, /review_requirementsmake_requirements
/make_techdocs, /review_techdocstechdocs
/make_roadmap, /update_roadmap, /review_roadmap, /archive_roadmaproadmap
/upgrade_requirementsupgrade_plan

Example

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/codeops:gitcmp

Stages the working tree, writes a Conventional Commit message describing the change, commits, and pushes. Used by exec_plan in --auto-commit mode after each verified task.

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