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To view keyboard shortcuts, press question mark View keyboard shortcuts Home Explore 1 Notifications Chat Grok Premium Bookmarks Creator Studio Articles Profile More Post floguo @floguo Article Reply See new posts Conversation Thariq @trq212 Merging Slash Commands into Skills in Claude Code 87 134 976 233K We’ve merged Slash Commands into Skills in Claude Code. You do not need to do anything to migrate to this and it should not disrupt any of your existing workflows. You can invoke any skill with the slash command syntax by starting with `/`. Similarly, every slash command you currently have can be called as a Skill by Claude Code. Additionally, you can use subagents with Skills seamlessly. Why Combine Slash Commands and Skills? Slash Commands were one of our first abstractions for managing context, and served as a form of progressive disclosure. You could make sure the model only loaded this context when needed. But as model capabilities have advanced, we realized Skills were the mo

We’ve merged Slash Commands into Skills in Claude Code. You do not need to do anything to migrate to this and it should not disrupt any of your existing workflows. You can invoke any skill with the slash command syntax by starting with `/`. Similarly, every slash command you currently have can be called as a Skill by Claude Code. Additionally, you can use subagents with Skills seamlessly. Why Combine Slash Commands and Skills? Slash Commands were one of our first abstractions for managing context, and served as a form of progressive disclosure. You could make sure the model only loaded…

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