kiliczsh/claude-cmd

Claude Code Commands Manager

What it solves

claude-cmd is a CLI tool designed to help users organize and manage custom commands, configurations, and workflows for Claude AI. It simplifies the process of creating project-specific instructions (CLAUDE.md files) and managing Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers, reducing the manual overhead of managing AI prompts and environment settings.

How it works

The tool provides an interactive CLI and a set of command-line options to handle AI configurations. It uses a hierarchical configuration system (global, project, and local overrides) to manage settings. Users can search for and install pre-defined commands from remote GitHub repositories or local sources, and it manages the file structure for CLAUDE.md and CLAUDE.local.md files to provide Claude AI with specific project context.

Who it’s for

Developers and power users of Claude AI who want a structured way to manage their AI-driven workflows, project-specific instructions, and MCP server integrations.

Highlights

  • Command Discovery: Access to over 184 commands from online repositories.
  • CLAUDE.md Management: Templates for various project types like Node.js, React, and Python.
  • MCP Integration: Ability to list and view configurations for Model Context Protocol servers.
  • Security Management: Configurable security profiles (strict, moderate, permissive) to manage allowed tools and operations.
  • Lightweight: The tool is approximately 46kB in size.

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