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Slash commands

After npm install -g @haus-tech/haus-workflow, Claude Code gains /haus-workflow — your in-chat interface to Haus Workflow without switching to the terminal.

Illustrated examples

See Claude Code in Action for a chat mockup of every subcommand (menu, init, clone, cloneandsetup, refresh, doctor, add-skills).

Command reference

CommandDescription
/haus-workflowInteractive menu — pick a task
/haus-workflow project:initAdd Haus Workflow to this repo
/haus-workflow project:reinitFull re-setup from scratch (backs up first)
/haus-workflow project:clone [name]Clone from workspace manifest
/haus-workflow project:cloneandsetup [name]Clone + Node, deps, .env
/haus-workflow project:add-skillsAdd optional skills/agents/config not yet installed
/haus-workflow project:refreshRefresh .claude/ + CLAUDE.md imports
/haus-workflow project:doctorHealth check for drift
/haus-workflow project:fixDiagnose drift and apply the suggested fixes
/haus-workflow updateUpdate package + catalog + ~/.claude/
/haus-workflow install / uninstallSeed or remove haus-owned files under ~/.claude/
/haus-workflow helpExplain tasks, no files touched

Without an argument, the skill asks a couple of short questions to narrow down which task you want, then runs it.

When to use chat vs terminal

Prefer slash commandPrefer haus in terminal
First-time project setup in Claude CodeCI scripts and automation
Quick doctor / refresh while codinghaus workspace multi-repo ops
Update catalog between sessionshaus scan with custom flags
Explaining results in conversationhaus apply --dry-run inspection

What happens under the hood

Short aliases

Older Haus Workflow versions exposed separate /haus-setup, /haus-doctor, /haus-fix, /haus-clone, and /haus-cloneandsetup slash commands — these were removed in v1.0.0. Everything now routes through /haus-workflow <task>.

The short task names you pass to /haus-workflow still work as aliases, e.g. /haus-workflow setup, /haus-workflow doctor, /haus-workflow fix, /haus-workflow clone — see the command reference above.