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title: My Command
description: Does something useful
Command content here...
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# In Claude Code, navigate to permissions
# Select the "Workspace" tab
# Choose "Add directory..."
# Enter: /home/user/my-project
# Claude can now read and edit files in that directory
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Create a custom command file with inline bash:
title: System Info
description: Shows current system information
Current user: !`whoami`
Current directory: !`pwd`
System details:
uname -a df -h
The bash commands will execute when the custom command is invoked, with output inserted into the response.
Published verbatim by Anthropic for v1.0.25. Text is unmodified from the upstream changelog. Everything else on this page came out of the bundle instead, which is why the two lists don't match.
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