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catlog22 369bfa8a08 Refactor command YAML headers: replace examples with argument-hint

**Summary:**
Updated all 62 command files in `.claude/commands` directory to improve parameter documentation clarity by replacing `examples` field with descriptive `argument-hint` field.

**Changes:**
- Added/improved `argument-hint` for all commands based on usage patterns
- Removed `examples` field and all example items from YAML headers
- Maintained all other YAML fields (name, description, usage, allowed-tools)
- Deleted obsolete commands: workflow/issue/*, workflow/session/pause.md, workflow/session/switch.md
- Cleaned up temporary analysis files

**Rationale:**
The `argument-hint` field provides clearer, more concise parameter documentation than example lists, improving command discoverability and usability in the Claude Code interface.

**Files Modified:** 62 command files
**Lines Changed:** -1570 insertions, +192 deletions

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

2025-10-11 23:45:55 +08:00

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name, description, usage, argument-hint, allowed-tools

name	description	usage	argument-hint	allowed-tools
code-analysis	Deep code analysis and debugging using CLI tools with specialized template	/cli:mode:code-analysis [--tool <codex\|gemini\|qwen>] [--enhance] [--cd "path"] "analysis target"	[--tool codex\|gemini\|qwen] [--enhance] [--cd path] analysis target	SlashCommand(), Bash()

CLI Mode: Code Analysis (/cli:mode:code-analysis)

Purpose

Systematic code analysis with execution path tracing template (~/.claude/prompt-templates/code-analysis.md).

Supported Tools: codex, gemini (default), qwen Key Feature: --cd flag for directory-scoped analysis

Parameters

--tool <codex|gemini|qwen> - Tool selection (default: gemini)
--enhance - Enhance analysis target with /enhance-prompt first
--cd "path" - Target directory for focused analysis
<analysis-target> (Required) - Code analysis target or question

Execution Flow

Parse tool selection: Extract --tool flag (default: gemini)
If --enhance flag present: Execute /enhance-prompt "[analysis-target]" first
Parse analysis target (original or enhanced)
Detect target directory (from --cd or auto-infer)
Build command for selected tool with code-analysis template
Execute deep analysis (read-only, no code modification)
Save to .workflow/WFS-[id]/.chat/code-analysis-[timestamp].md

Core Rules

Analysis Only: This command analyzes code and provides insights - it does NOT modify code
Tool Selection: Use --tool value or default to gemini
Enhance First (if flagged): Execute /enhance-prompt before analysis
Directory Context: Use cd when --cd provided or auto-detected
Template Required: Always use code-analysis template
Session Output: Save analysis results to session chat

Analysis Capabilities (via Template)

Systematic Code Analysis: Break down complex code into manageable parts
Execution Path Tracing: Track variable states and call stacks
Control & Data Flow: Understand code logic and data transformations
Call Flow Visualization: Diagram function calling sequences
Logical Reasoning: Explain "why" behind code behavior
Debugging Insights: Identify potential bugs or inefficiencies

Command Template

cd [directory] && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper --all-files -p "
PURPOSE: [analysis goal]
TASK: Systematic code analysis and execution path tracing
MODE: analysis
CONTEXT: @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md} [entire codebase in directory]
EXPECTED: Execution trace, call flow diagram, debugging insights
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/code-analysis.md) | Focus on [aspect]
"

Examples

Basic Code Analysis:

cd . && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper --all-files -p "
PURPOSE: Trace authentication execution flow
TASK: Analyze complete auth flow from request to response
MODE: analysis
CONTEXT: @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}
EXPECTED: Step-by-step execution trace with call diagram, variable states
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/code-analysis.md) | Focus on control flow
"

Directory-Specific Analysis:

cd src/auth && ~/.claude/scripts/gemini-wrapper --all-files -p "
PURPOSE: Understand JWT token validation logic
TASK: Trace JWT validation from middleware to service layer
MODE: analysis
CONTEXT: @{CLAUDE.md,**/*CLAUDE.md}
EXPECTED: Validation flow diagram, token lifecycle analysis
RULES: $(cat ~/.claude/prompt-templates/code-analysis.md) | Focus on security
"

Code Tracing Workflow

# 1. Find entry points and related files
rg "function.*authenticate|class.*AuthService" --files-with-matches
mcp__code-index__search_code_advanced(pattern="authenticate|login", file_pattern="*.ts")

# 2. Build call graph understanding
# entry → middleware → service → repository

# 3. Execute deep analysis (analysis only, no code changes)
/cli:mode:code-analysis --cd "src" "trace execution from entry point"

Output Routing

Output Destination Logic:

Active session exists AND analysis is session-relevant:
- Save to .workflow/WFS-[id]/.chat/code-analysis-[timestamp].md
No active session OR standalone analysis:
- Save to .workflow/.scratchpad/code-analysis-[description]-[timestamp].md

Examples:

During active session WFS-auth-refactor, analyzing auth flow → .chat/code-analysis-20250105-143022.md
No session, tracing request lifecycle → .scratchpad/code-analysis-request-flow-20250105-143045.md

Notes

Command templates and file patterns: see intelligent-tools-strategy.md (loaded in memory)
Scratchpad directory details: see workflow-architecture.md
Template path: ~/.claude/prompt-templates/code-analysis.md
Always uses --all-files for comprehensive code context

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