add implement slash command

[ayoubben18]

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[hesreallyhim]

Hi @ayoubben18 thanks very much for taking the time to make a submission! I'm curious to know how this is working for you. It seems to me that it's a lot of work to accomplish with just one command, at least for any non-trivial sized project. Do you have examples of anything you've built with it? It basically covers the whole SDLC. So I'm curious how performant you are finding it. E.g. there are some workflows where prob each step would be broken down into possibly multiple other major steps. Anyway that's my main issue right now, but maybe you found some secret sauce(?)

[ayoubben18]

Hi @hesreallyhim I've been using this as a way of creating and describing my tasks on linear and it's been working pretty fine for me the tasks included working on features, bug fixes, refactoring..., and I transformed it into a slash command instead of manually describing everything on linear and fetching again, you can use this command to work on different stuff, it uses exact information needed for the task because I'm asking the user about all the context needed for the LLM to implement to avoid hallucination or using irrelevant information and throwing claude code in a search loop, since everything is given to the agent, you can use all that knowledge to add it to your tasks on linear or trello or whatever, so your team can understand more what you did and why you did it.

[ayoubben18]

If this command is relevant to this repository please do not merge yet until I push a better impolementation I'm testing right now, where I enforce the user to be in plan mode so claude can create the plan in plan mode instead of creating a manual plan like I'm doing right now

[hesreallyhim]

@ayoubben18 this still looks like a cool slash-command but you haven't replied in a long time so I'm closing this, but if you want to submit it, please open an Issue for it and I think it looks good 👍

[hesreallyhim]

@ayoubben18 re-submit via Issue form if still interested

[ayoubben18]

@ayoubben18 this still looks like a cool slash-command but you haven't replied in a long time so I'm closing this, but if you want to submit it, please open an Issue for it and I think it looks good 👍

I have created my own claude code workflow you can check it out it is more detailed and have better context and also using subagents and designed around it please check it under
ab-method

and include it in this repo if you want and see it useful, Cheers

[hesreallyhim]

@ayoubben18 sweet yes that looks very cool i will definitely add it. One thing, does the CLI allow for seamless updates/merges with existing agent configurations? e.g. will it overwrite my existing agents? what happens when you update one of the agent files? is this managed gracefully by the CLI?

[ayoubben18]

@hesreallyhim yes I manage everything through the CLI, about your existing agents it will prompt you to overwrite your existing configuration in case there are any possible conflicts

[hesreallyhim]

@ayoubben18 awesome looks really nice, can you open a submission using the Issues Resource Submission flow? That way you can write your own description, it's really easy you don't have to leave github.