Copy Command

Copy Command

Copy a command from Product Forge plugins to your user-level (~/.claude/) or project-level (.claude/) directory.

Usage

# List available commands
/copy-command

# Copy to project (default)
/copy-command product-design:create-prd

# Copy to user level
/copy-command git-workflow:commit --user

# Explicit project level
/copy-command devops-data:create-rfc --project

Arguments

• <plugin>:<command-name> - The command to copy in plugin:name format
• --user - Copy to ~/.claude/{plugin}/commands/{name}.md
• --project - Copy to .claude/{plugin}/commands/{name}.md (default)

What Gets Copied

Commands are single markdown files (.md) containing:

• YAML frontmatter with description and argument hints
• Documentation and usage examples
• Execution instructions for Claude Code

Directory Structure

# Project-level (default)
.claude/
└── git-workflow/
    └── commands/
        └── commit.md

# User-level (--user)
~/.claude/
└── git-workflow/
    └── commands/
        └── commit.md

Execution Instructions

When the user runs this command:

No Arguments - List Available Commands

1. Scan Product Forge plugins cache for all available commands:

   ls ~/.claude/plugins/cache/product-forge-marketplace/*/commands/*.md 2>/dev/null
   

2. For each plugin with commands, list them with descriptions:

   • Read command file frontmatter to get description
   • Format as: {plugin}:{command-name} - {description}

3. Display formatted list:

   Available commands from Product Forge:
   
   product-design:
     create-prd - Interactive PRD creation wizard
     create-qa-test - Create a new QA test procedure
     task-focus - Focus on a specific task with context
     ...
   
   git-workflow:
     commit - Guided git commit with atomic commit analysis
     rebase - Rebase local changes on remote updates
     code-review - Review code changes for issues
     ...
   
   devops-data:
     create-rfc - Create a new RFC technical specification
     create-tech-spec - Create a new Technical Specification
     ...
   
   Usage: /copy-command <plugin>:<command-name> [--user | --project]
   

With Arguments - Copy Command

1. Parse arguments:

   • Extract plugin and command-name from <plugin>:<command-name> format
   • Determine destination: --user or --project (default)

2. Locate source command:

   SOURCE=~/.claude/plugins/cache/product-forge-marketplace/{plugin}/commands/{command-name}.md
   

   • If not found, show error with available commands from that plugin

3. Determine destination path:

   • --project: .claude/{plugin}/commands/{command-name}.md
   • --user: ~/.claude/{plugin}/commands/{command-name}.md

4. Check if destination exists:

   • If exists, use AskUserQuestion to prompt:

     Command '{command-name}' already exists at {destination}.
     
     Options:
     - Overwrite: Replace existing command
     - Rename: Save as {command-name}-copy.md
     - Cancel: Abort operation
     

5. Create destination directory structure:

   mkdir -p {destination_dir}
   

6. Copy command file:

   cp {source} {destination}
   

7. Confirm success:

   Command copied successfully!
   
   Source: ~/.claude/plugins/cache/product-forge-marketplace/{plugin}/commands/{command-name}.md
   Destination: {destination}
   
   The command is now available as /{command-name} in your {project|user} configuration.
   

Error Handling

• Plugin not found: Show list of available plugins
• Command not found: Show list of commands in that plugin
• Invalid format: Show usage example with correct format
• Copy failed: Show error and suggest checking permissions