Show HN: Slash commands to enforce collaborative AI workflows (Cursor/Claude) (github.com)

A new toolkit of slash commands lets teams run an end-to-end, AI‑assisted dev workflow inside Cursor and Claude Code (and other assistants) that keeps context flowing from review → commit → PR. Commands like /review (full/quick), /commit (quick), and /pr (--preview) automate code review, story-driven commit creation, and pull request generation while preserving the project context, extracting JIRA tickets, filling PR templates (preserving HTML comments), and preventing commits to protected branches. The system also runs your test suite, categorizes feedback (Critical/Important/Nice‑to‑have), and surfaces clarifying questions before changes are made, treating the assistant as a thinking partner rather than a blind code generator. Technically, the workflow stores context across steps so later commands reuse confirmed purpose and insights, enforces Conventional Commits and semantic types (feat, fix, refactor, test, docs, chore, perf), and generates chronological, explanatory commits (foundation → functionality → tests). Integration is lightweight—copy the commands/ folder into .cursor/ or .claude/ and invoke /command-name—and includes a configurable “Generated with AI” footer. For AI/ML teams this promises higher review quality, better traceability and onboarding, and fewer redundant prompts, though it also raises operational considerations around context storage, template hygiene, and when to rely on automated reasoning versus human judgment.