Slash Commands: Using CC Commander Inside Claude Code

CC Commander works inside any Claude Code session without the standalone CLI. Type /ccc in a Claude Code session and the full interactive menu appears — the same 15 options, the same sub-menus, the same guided flows. This also works in Claude Desktop Cowork and VS Code with the Cursor extension.

/ccc

This displays the main interactive menu with all 15 options. You navigate with a numbered prompt or by typing the key shown next to each choice. Type “back”, “cancel”, or press Escape at any point to return to the previous menu.

Direct invocations

Every main menu section has a direct route. Use these to skip the menu and go straight to what you need.

Command	What it does
`/ccc`	Main menu (15 options)
`/ccc build`	Build wizard — website, API, CLI, or custom
`/ccc xray`	Project health scan (score 0-100 across 6 dimensions)
`/ccc makeover`	Auto-apply top X-Ray recommendations
`/ccc skills`	Browse and install from 450+ skills
`/ccc domains`	Browse 11 CCC domain routers
`/ccc night`	Night Mode — 8-hour autonomous build setup
`/ccc settings`	Name, level, cost ceiling, theme, Linear
`/ccc status`	Configure and manage periodic status update notifications
`/ccc spawn`	Multi-agent spawn manager (quick, team, swarm, expert)
`/ccc theme`	Switch the visual theme (CLI note — see below)
`/ccc infra`	Infrastructure & Fleet sub-menu
`/ccc linear`	Linear board — view issues, pick tasks
`/ccc domains`	Show all 11 CCC domains
`/ccc daemon`	Show daemon status and queue
`/ccc detect`	Probe all services and CLIs
`/ccc refresh`	Update your `CLAUDE.md` from the latest template

Theme switching (/ccc theme) controls the visual skin of the ccc terminal UI. It has no visible effect inside a Claude Code session, where rendering is handled by Claude’s own interface. To change the theme, run ccc in a terminal and press t from the main menu.

Slash command reference

Core
Workflow
Utility

Command	Description
`/ccc`	Opens the full interactive main menu
`/ccc build`	Launches the build wizard — prompts for project type and a one-sentence description, then dispatches Claude with the right model and skills
`/ccc xray`	Runs a project health audit scoring 0-100 across Security, Testing, Maintainability, Dependencies, DevOps, and Documentation
`/ccc makeover`	Runs `/ccc xray` first, then presents the top-5 recommendations and applies each one automatically with your approval
`/ccc skills`	Opens the skill browser — browse by category, search by keyword, or get a recommendation based on your current task
`/ccc domains`	Shows all 11 CCC domain routers with sub-skill counts and focus areas

Command	Description
`/ccc night`	Starts the Night/YOLO Mode setup — 10-question flow that configures an autonomous overnight build
`/ccc spawn`	Opens the multi-agent Spawn Manager for parallel development: quick, team, swarm, and expert patterns
`/ccc linear`	Connects to your Linear board — view open issues, pick one to build, or create new issues
`/ccc infra`	Infrastructure sub-menu — Fleet Commander, Cost Dashboard, Synapse, Composio AO, CloudCLI, Paperclip
`/ccc daemon`	Shows daemon status, queue, and last tick results
`/ccc refresh`	Pulls the latest `CLAUDE.md` template and updates your project’s context file

Command	Description
`/ccc settings`	Settings sub-menu — change name, experience level, cost ceiling, Linear setup, launch mode
`/ccc theme`	Shows available themes and explains how to switch them from the `ccc` CLI
`/ccc status`	Manages periodic status update notifications — configure channel, interval, and detail level
`/ccc detect`	Probes 8 services and 4 CLIs to report what is running in the environment
`/ccc stats`	Runs `ccc --stats` and shows sessions, streaks, level, cost, and badges

Headless dispatch with `--dispatch`

When you need CC Commander to run a task without an interactive session — for example, from an AI agent or CI script — use the --dispatch flag:

ccc --dispatch "Add JWT authentication to the login endpoint"

The Intelligence Layer scores the task, detects your stack, selects the right model and budget, and dispatches Claude without any prompts. Add --json to receive structured output:

ccc --dispatch "Build auth with JWT" --json --model opus --budget 5

# Run a task headlessly and capture JSON output
result=$(ccc --dispatch "Refactor the auth module" --json)

# Check for errors
echo $result | jq '.error // "success"'

# Find all skills related to auth
ccc --list-skills --json | jq '.[] | select(.name | contains("auth"))'

# List previous sessions as JSON for an orchestrator
ccc --list-sessions --json

Override flags

You can override the Intelligence Layer’s auto-selection with explicit flags:

Flag	Example	What it does
`--model`	`--model opus`	Force a specific model
`--max-turns`	`--max-turns 50`	Cap the number of turns
`--budget`	`--budget 5`	Set a USD budget cap
`--cwd`	`--cwd /path/to/project`	Run in a different directory

For AI orchestrators, read docs/BIBLE-AGENT.md from the CC Commander repo. It is a 268-line machine-readable reference covering the full CLI API, dispatch patterns, JSON schemas, and integration points — written so any AI agent can manage CCC immediately after reading it.

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Slash Commands: Using CC Commander Inside Claude Code

Opening the main menu

Direct invocations

Slash command reference

Headless dispatch with `--dispatch`

Override flags

​Opening the main menu

​Direct invocations

​Slash command reference

​Headless dispatch with --dispatch

​Override flags

Opening the main menu

Direct invocations

Slash command reference

Headless dispatch with `--dispatch`

Override flags