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ccccctl

v0.0.5

Published

Claude Code Custom Commands Control - A CLI tool for managing Claude Code Custom slash commands.

Downloads

23

Readme

ccccctl

Claude Code Custom Commands Control - A CLI tool for managing Claude Code Custom slash commands.

Overview

ccccctl is a CLI tool that allows you to easily manage custom commands for Claude Code. You can add, remove, and list commands from a registry, supporting both local and GitHub registries.

Installation

npm install -g ccccctl

Usage

List Available Commands

# Display all commands in the registry
ccccctl list

# Using npx
npx ccccctl list

Add Commands

# Add a command from registry to project
ccccctl add history
npx ccccctl add history

# Add a command with a custom name
ccccctl add history --name my-history
npx ccccctl add history --name my-history

# Add a command to user directory
ccccctl add history --user
npx ccccctl add history --user

Remove Commands

# Remove a command from project
ccccctl remove history
npx ccccctl remove history

# Remove a command from user directory
ccccctl remove history --user
npx ccccctl remove history --user

Update Commands

# Update a command (remove then add)
ccccctl remove history
ccccctl add history

Version Information

ccccctl --version

# Using npx
npx ccccctl --version

Help Information

ccccctl --help
ccccctl add --help

# Using npx
npx ccccctl --help
npx ccccctl remove --help

Command Storage Locations

  • Project scope (default): {cwd}/.claude/commands/
  • User scope (with --user flag): ~/.claude/commands/

Development Setup

If you want to contribute to ccccctl or develop with a local registry:

Prerequisites

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/codemountains/ccccctl.git
cd ccccctl

# Install dependencies
npm install

Set up Development Registry

# Set up local development registry
npm run setup:dev

# This will:
# - Create a .registry/ directory with sample commands
# - Download the latest registry data from GitHub
# - Enable development mode for testing

Development Commands

# Build the project
npm run build

# Run in development mode (with watch)
npm run dev

# Run tests
npm test

# Run tests with coverage
npm run test:coverage

# Lint and fix code
npm run lint:fix

Reset Development Environment

# Clean up development registry
npm run reset:dev

# Set up again if needed
npm run setup:dev

Development Mode vs Production Mode

  • Development Mode: Uses local .registry/ directory when available
  • Production Mode: Fetches commands from the external registry repository

The tool automatically detects the mode based on the presence of .registry/registry.yml.