Where do slash-commands live, and do they sync across machines?

Q: Where do slash-commands live, and do they sync across machines?

Two scopes. Project: .claude/commands/ .md — commits with your repo, syncs to teammates via git. User: ~/.claude/commands/ .md — only on your laptop. The file is plain Markdown with optional YAML frontmatter for argument hints. Project commands win on name collisions. Rule of thumb: anything Magento-specific (/scaffold-feature, /add-graphql) goes in the project; anything personal (/explain-this, /summarise) goes in user. Don't put secrets in either — commands are plain text and end up in the prompt.

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Two scopes. Project: .claude/commands/.md — commits with your repo, syncs to teammates via git. User: ~/.claude/commands/.md — only on your laptop. The file is plain Markdown with optional YAML frontmatter for argument hints. Project commands win on name collisions. Rule of thumb: anything Magento-specific (/scaffold-feature, /add-graphql) goes in the project; anything personal (/explain-this, /summarise) goes in user. Don't put secrets in either — commands are plain text and end up in the prompt.