Ask Claude buttons: slash commands in a chosen folder, /plug-build and /plug-verify #22

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erdoar merged 10 commits from claude/claude-commands into main

2026-10-10 19:00:44 +00:00

erdoar commented

2026-10-10 17:07:17 +00:00

(Migrated from github.com)

An Ask Claude button can now run a slash command or skill, such as /plug-build, in a project folder.

Button settings

Folder: Claude starts here, so it picks up that project's .claude/ commands and skills and its CLAUDE.md. It defaults to the home folder. Plug checks the folder exists before running.
Claude may:
- "Read and answer only" passes --permission-mode dontAsk, the default.
- "Also edit files in the folder" passes acceptEdits.
Also allow: passed as --allowedTools.
What isn't allowed is refused: nobody is there to approve anything, so Claude Code refuses whatever these settings don't allow.
No full-access level: there is deliberately no "skip all permissions" level.
Older buttons still load: buttons saved before this load unchanged, because the new settings are optional. A test covers this.
PATH for button programs: they get ~/.local/bin, /opt/homebrew/bin, /opt/homebrew/sbin and /usr/local/bin first, then Plug's own PATH. Plug opened from the Dock gets only the system PATH, so Claude couldn't find gh without this.

New slash commands in .claude/skills/

/plug-build [branch]: optionally switches branch, then pulls, runs swift test and scripts/bundle.sh, and reports in a few lines. It never quits or relaunches Plug, because the button runs inside Plug.
/plug-verify [branch]: does the same, then posts the report as a comment on the branch's open PR with gh. A Claude session watching that PR wakes on the comment and fixes what failed.

Tested

swift test on Linux: 49 tests pass.
On the owner's Mac mini (M4), before the PATH commit: swift test passed 60 tests, scripts/bundle.sh worked, and Plug opened (reported by Claude Code on that Mac).
/plug-build and /plug-verify haven't been run from a button yet.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

https://claude.ai/code/session_011C96TJ2L7nzVMFTH7raNu5

An Ask Claude button can now run a slash command or skill, such as `/plug-build`, in a project folder. **Button settings** - **Folder:** Claude starts here, so it picks up that project's `.claude/` commands and skills and its CLAUDE.md. It defaults to the home folder. Plug checks the folder exists before running. - **Claude may:** - "Read and answer only" passes `--permission-mode dontAsk`, the default. - "Also edit files in the folder" passes `acceptEdits`. - **Also allow:** passed as `--allowedTools`. - **What isn't allowed is refused:** nobody is there to approve anything, so Claude Code refuses whatever these settings don't allow. - **No full-access level:** there is deliberately no "skip all permissions" level. - **Older buttons still load:** buttons saved before this load unchanged, because the new settings are optional. A test covers this. - **PATH for button programs:** they get `~/.local/bin`, `/opt/homebrew/bin`, `/opt/homebrew/sbin` and `/usr/local/bin` first, then Plug's own PATH. Plug opened from the Dock gets only the system PATH, so Claude couldn't find `gh` without this. **New slash commands in `.claude/skills/`** - `/plug-build [branch]`: optionally switches branch, then pulls, runs `swift test` and `scripts/bundle.sh`, and reports in a few lines. It never quits or relaunches Plug, because the button runs inside Plug. - `/plug-verify [branch]`: does the same, then posts the report as a comment on the branch's open PR with `gh`. A Claude session watching that PR wakes on the comment and fixes what failed. **Tested** - `swift test` on Linux: 49 tests pass. - On the owner's Mac mini (M4), before the PATH commit: `swift test` passed 60 tests, `scripts/bundle.sh` worked, and Plug opened (reported by Claude Code on that Mac). - `/plug-build` and `/plug-verify` haven't been run from a button yet. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) https://claude.ai/code/session_011C96TJ2L7nzVMFTH7raNu5

erdoar commented

2026-10-10 18:21:07 +00:00

(Migrated from github.com)

Mac build report for claude/claude-commands at 4ea2ad8 (4ea2ad8 Give button commands the Homebrew and Claude Code folders on PATH)
macOS 15.7.9, Swift 6.2.4

Tests: 61 passed
Build: done

Sent by the /plug-verify command from a Plug button.

Mac build report for claude/claude-commands at 4ea2ad8 (`4ea2ad8 Give button commands the Homebrew and Claude Code folders on PATH`) macOS 15.7.9, Swift 6.2.4 Tests: 61 passed Build: done Sent by the /plug-verify command from a Plug button.

erdoar commented

2026-10-10 18:21:21 +00:00

(Migrated from github.com)

I received the Mac build report from the Plug button, and it checks out.

4ea2ad8 is the latest commit on claude/claude-commands, so the Mac built what's pushed.
61 tests passed. That's the 60 from the earlier Mac run, plus the test for the button PATH that came with 4ea2ad8.
The build finished on macOS 15.7.9 with Swift 6.2.4.

This was the first full loop: a Plug button on the Mac ran /plug-verify, which built and tested Plug and posted this report here. The report reached the cloud session, which checked it against the branch. Nothing needs fixing.

Generated by Claude Code

I received the Mac build report from the Plug button, and it checks out. - `4ea2ad8` is the latest commit on `claude/claude-commands`, so the Mac built what's pushed. - 61 tests passed. That's the 60 from the earlier Mac run, plus the test for the button PATH that came with `4ea2ad8`. - The build finished on macOS 15.7.9 with Swift 6.2.4. This was the first full loop: a Plug button on the Mac ran `/plug-verify`, which built and tested Plug and posted this report here. The report reached the cloud session, which checked it against the branch. Nothing needs fixing. --- _Generated by [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code)_