ccprompt

16 structured AI coding prompts, installed as slash commands in Claude Code. Type /kickoff, /debug-rootcause, /security-audit and get structured, opinionated workflows — completely free.

Quick Start (30 seconds)

npx @ccprompt/cli install-generic .

That's it. Open Claude Code in your project and type /kickoff.

What You Get

Every template supports $ARGUMENTS — pass context directly:

/debug-rootcause TypeError in UserService.create()
/feature-build add dark mode toggle
/refactor extract auth logic from UserController

How It Works

Templates are plain markdown files installed to .claude/commands/. Claude Code reads them as slash commands. No API key, no account, no setup beyond the one-liner above.

Want project-specific prompts? ccprompt can also scan your project and individualize each template with your actual file paths, commands, and conventions. This optional feature requires an Anthropic API key.

npm install -g @ccprompt/cli
ccprompt scan .
ccprompt generate myproject    # requires ANTHROPIC_API_KEY
ccprompt install myproject

Individualization Example

Generic template:

## Step 2: Reproduce It
- Find the exact steps to trigger the issue
- Find the minimal reproduction
- Document the reproduction steps

After individualization (React + Remotion + Express project):

## Step 2: Reproduce It
- Find the exact steps to trigger the issue
- Find the minimal reproduction
- Document the reproduction steps

Project-specific reproduction workflow:
  # For video generation issues
  npm run dev                    # Open Remotion Studio
  npx remotion render video/index.ts CompositionName output/test.mp4

  # For web UI issues
  cd web && npm run dev          # Start frontend

  # For API issues
  npm run api:dev                # Start Express server

  # For test failures
  npm test                       # Run Vitest

The generic template is 113 lines. The individualized version is 191 lines — all project-specific commands, file paths, and gotchas.

All Commands

ccprompt install-generic [path]  # Instant setup – free, no API key needed
ccprompt templates               # List all 16 templates
ccprompt scan <path>             # Auto-detect & register project
ccprompt generate <project>     # Individualize (requires API key)
ccprompt install <project>      # Install as slash commands
ccprompt refresh <project>      # Rescan + regenerate + install (one step)
ccprompt install-all             # Install into all projects
ccprompt regenerate-all          # Refresh all after template changes
ccprompt list                    # List registered projects
ccprompt stats                   # Overview dashboard
ccprompt rescan <project>       # Re-scan (preserves manual edits)
ccprompt update <project>       # Update context fields
ccprompt copy <proj> <tmpl>     # Copy prompt to clipboard
ccprompt show <proj> <tmpl>     # View in terminal
ccprompt diff <proj> <tmpl>     # Compare original vs individualized
ccprompt new-template <name>    # Create custom template scaffold
ccprompt remove <project>       # Delete project

Custom Templates

ccprompt new-template my-workflow
# Edit templates/my-workflow.md
ccprompt regenerate-all --template my-workflow
ccprompt install-all

Keeping Prompts Up to Date

When your project evolves (new deps, new files, new conventions):

ccprompt refresh myproject    # rescan + regenerate + install in one step

Or for all projects:

ccprompt regenerate-all -y && ccprompt install-all

Troubleshooting

"command not found: ccprompt"

Global install didn't link properly. Use npx instead:

npx @ccprompt/cli install-generic .

Or reinstall globally:

npm install -g @ccprompt/cli

Slash commands don't appear in Claude Code

Make sure you ran install (or install-generic) in the right project directory. Claude Code reads from .claude/commands/ relative to your project root.

ls .claude/commands/    # should list .md files

Templates look generic after install-generic

That's expected. install-generic copies templates as-is. For project-specific prompts, use scan + generate + install (requires API key).

FAQ

Do I need an API key? No. install-generic works with zero configuration and is completely free. An API key is only needed for the optional individualization feature (generate).

Does this work with Cursor / other AI editors? The slash commands are specific to Claude Code's .claude/commands/ convention. The template markdown files themselves work anywhere — copy and paste them into any AI assistant.

Can I edit templates after installation? Yes. They're plain markdown in .claude/commands/. Edit freely. Running install or install-generic again will overwrite them, so keep custom edits in a separate copy if needed.

Requirements

• Node.js 18+
• Claude Code (for using slash commands)
• Anthropic API key (optional — only for individualization)

License

MIT — see LICENSE.