🎯 Your First Command

Congratulations on completing the installation! Now let's experience ECC's most powerful feature — slash commands.

What Are Slash Commands?

Slash commands are special instructions starting with /, just like commands in Slack or Discord:

/plan Implement a user login feature

After entering this command, ECC's planner agent will be activated to create a detailed implementation plan for you!

Try the /plan Command

Step 1: Open Your Project

Open any project in VS Code (or create a new one).

Step 2: Enter the Command

In the Claude Code chat, type:

/plan Create a to-do list app

Step 3: Review the Plan

The planner agent will output a plan like this:

# Implementation Plan: To-Do List App

## Requirements Summary
- Create a to-do list application
- Support adding, deleting, and marking items as complete

## Implementation Phases

### Phase 1: Project Initialization
- Create project structure
- Install dependencies

### Phase 2: Core Features
- Implement adding to-dos
- Implement deleting to-dos
- Implement marking as complete

### Phase 3: UI Polish
- Beautify the interface
- Add animations

## Risk Assessment
- LOW: Simple feature, low risk

**Awaiting confirmation**: Shall I proceed with this plan?

Step 4: Confirm Execution

Reply "yes" or "proceed" to let ECC start executing the plan!

Other Common Commands

Command	Description	Example
/plan	Create a plan	/plan Add search functionality
/tdd	TDD development	/tdd --feature="login"
/code-review	Code review	/code-review
/e2e	End-to-end testing	/e2e Test the login flow

Command Combination Example

A complete development workflow:

# 1. Plan first
/plan Implement a comments feature

# 2. After confirmation, develop with TDD
/tdd --feature="comments"

# 3. Review code when done
/code-review

# 4. Verify with end-to-end tests
/e2e Test the comment posting flow

Next Steps

Now that you've learned to use slash commands, you can:

1. 📚 Learn Core Concepts for a deeper understanding of agents
2. 🛠️ Check out Practical Guides for language-specific configurations
3. 🚀 Explore Advanced Topics for multi-agent orchestration

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💡 Tip: Type / and press Tab to see auto-completion for all available commands!