📦 deps(thirdparty): update snapshots

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description: [YOUR_DESCRIPTION] (e.g., "Review code for best practices and potential issues")
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# [YOUR_COMMAND_NAME]
[YOUR_PROMPT_INSTRUCTIONS]
Example:
Review the following code for:
- Code quality and readability
- Potential bugs or edge cases
- Performance considerations
- Security concerns
- Test coverage
Provide specific suggestions with code examples where applicable.
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description: [YOUR_DESCRIPTION] (e.g., "Fix a specific issue by number")
argument-hint: [YOUR_ARG_HINT] (e.g., "<issue-number>" or "<file1> <file2>")
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# [YOUR_COMMAND_NAME]
[YOUR_PROMPT_WITH_ARGUMENTS]
## Examples:
### Using $ARGUMENTS (all arguments as single string)
Fix issues: $ARGUMENTS
# Usage: /fix-issues 123 456 789
# $ARGUMENTS = "123 456 789"
### Using $1, $2, $3 (individual arguments)
Review PR #$1 with priority $2 and assign to $3
# Usage: /review-pr 456 high alice
# $1="456", $2="high", $3="alice"
### Combining arguments with file references
Compare @$1 with @$2 and summarize differences
# Usage: /compare src/old.ts src/new.ts
# Will read both files and compare them
## Your implementation:
[REPLACE WITH YOUR COMMAND LOGIC]
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description: [YOUR_DESCRIPTION] (e.g., "Create a git commit from staged changes")
allowed-tools: [YOUR_ALLOWED_TOOLS] (e.g., "Bash(git *)")
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# [YOUR_COMMAND_NAME]
## Context
Current branch: !`git branch --show-current`
Recent commits: !`git log --oneline -5`
[YOUR_BASH_COMMANDS]
Examples:
- Git diff: !`git diff --staged`
- Git status: !`git status`
- File listing: !`ls -la src/`
- Test results: !`bun test`
- Environment info: !`node --version`
## Task
[YOUR_INSTRUCTIONS_USING_THE_BASH_OUTPUT_ABOVE]
Example:
Based on the staged changes shown above, create a single commit with:
1. Clear, concise commit message (max 50 chars)
2. Detailed body explaining the changes
3. Reference any related issues
## Notes
- The `!` prefix executes bash commands before the prompt runs
- Output is captured and included in the prompt context
- Commands producing >15k chars are truncated (adjust with SLASH_COMMAND_TOOL_CHAR_BUDGET)
- Use allowed-tools to restrict which tools Claude can use
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description: [YOUR_DESCRIPTION] (e.g., "Analyze and explain a specific file")
argument-hint: [YOUR_ARG_HINT] (e.g., "<file-path>")
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# [YOUR_COMMAND_NAME]
## File Contents
**File**: @$1
[ADDITIONAL_FILE_REFERENCES]
Examples:
- Single file: @src/utils/helpers.ts
- Multiple files: @$1 and @$2
- With arguments: @$1 for file path from user
## Analysis
[YOUR_INSTRUCTIONS_FOR_ANALYZING_THE_FILE_CONTENTS]
Example:
Provide a detailed explanation of:
1. **Purpose**: What is this file responsible for?
2. **Key Components**: Main functions, classes, and exports
3. **Dependencies**: External libraries and internal imports
4. **Architecture**: How does it fit in the larger system?
5. **Potential Issues**: Bugs, performance concerns, or technical debt
6. **Improvements**: Specific refactoring suggestions
## Usage Examples
```bash
# Analyze a single file
/analyze src/utils/helpers.ts
# Compare two files
/compare src/v1/api.ts src/v2/api.ts
# Document a file
/document src/components/Button.tsx
```
## Notes
- The `@` prefix includes file contents in the prompt
- Files are read at command execution time
- Combine with arguments: `@$1` for dynamic file paths
- Works with relative paths from project root