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A collection of slash commands for Claude Code CLI designed to streamline system administration, optimization, and configuration tasks on Linux desktop systems.

Also provided: a script for setting up a repo-style workspace for Claude Code to focus on sysadmin tasks. The script populates aCLAUDE.md describing the purpose and creates (or on subsequent runs non-destructively syncs) the slash command library in this repo.

This repository includes a setup script that creates a dedicated Claude Code workspace for desktop system administration at~/claude-spaces/desktop-sys-admin.

Run the setup script:

bash~/repos/github/Claude-Code-Linux-Desktop-Slash-Commands/setup-desktop-sysadmin-workspace.sh

What the script does:

1. Creates workspace directory structure at~/claude-spaces/desktop-sys-admin
2. Syncs all 93+ slash commands to.claude/commands/ (organized by category)
3. GeneratesCLAUDE.md with workspace configuration and instructions
4. Gathers current system information (CPU, GPU, RAM, OS, network, dev tools) intocontext/system-info.md
5. Creates user-facingREADME.md documentation
6. Initializes a git repository for version control
7. Sets up.gitignore for temporary files

Using the workspace:

cd~/claude-spaces/desktop-sys-adminclaude-code

Once in the workspace, Claude Code has full context about your system and access to all slash commands. Type/ to see available commands organized by category.

Updating the workspace:

Re-run the setup script to sync the latest slash commands and refresh system information:

bash~/repos/github/Claude-Code-Linux-Desktop-Slash-Commands/setup-desktop-sysadmin-workspace.sh

The script usesrsync to efficiently update only changed files while preserving the directory structure.

This repository maintains slash commands intwo parallel structures:

1. commands/ - Organized by category in nested directories (primary source)
2. commands-flat/ - Flattened structure with all commands in one directory

Theflatten-commands.sh script converts the categorized structure into a flat structure for easy deployment to Claude Code workspaces.

Run the flattening script:

bash~/repos/github/Claude-Code-Linux-Desktop-Slash-Commands/flatten-commands.sh

What the script does:

1. Clears thecommands-flat/ directory
2. Recursively finds all.md files incommands/
3. Flattens the directory structure by replacing/ with- in filenames
4. Copies all commands tocommands-flat/

Example transformation:

commands/system-health/system-upgrade.md → commands-flat/system-health-system-upgrade.mdcommands/security/probe-vulnerabilities.md → commands-flat/security-probe-vulnerabilities.md

When to use flattening:

• Before copying commands to a Claude Code workspace
• When you need all commands in a single directory
• For easier deployment without preserving category structure

Note: Thesetup-desktop-sysadmin-workspace.sh script uses the categorizedcommands/ structure (not the flattened version) to maintain organization in the workspace.

Local AI inference (Ollama), GPU configuration, model management, speech-to-text setup, ComfyUI

PipeWire optimization and audio configuration

Backup planning, target identification, backup strategies, cloud storage setup (rclone, B2, AWS)

Git config, SSH keys, MCP servers, API keys, environment management

System diagnostics, troubleshooting, crash analysis, performance debugging

Docker setup, IDE suggestions, VS Code optimization

File organization, folder consolidation, structure optimization

Font management, Google Fonts installation

Hardware profiling, GPU management, wake device control

CLI tool installation (gh, pipx, brew, rclone, AWS CLI, B2 CLI)

Repository management utilities

Codec checking and recommendations

LAN scanning, connectivity diagnostics, network troubleshooting

System optimization and performance tuning

Package cleanup, software evaluation, repository management

Application management and organization

pyenv setup, conda environments for data analysis, ROCm, LLM/STT fine-tuning

Repository management and version control

Vulnerability scanning, spyware detection, firewall analysis, security auditing

Storage health monitoring, BTRFS/Snapper checks, RAID configuration, network mounts

Boot logs, slowdown diagnosis, health checkups, system upgrades, startup services

Printer diagnostics, general system utilities

Virtualization capabilities and configuration

Claude Slash Commands - General collection of slash commands for Claude AI