AgentCmds is a directory of reusable slash-command prompts for AI coding tools. The site focuses on recurring frontend JavaScript and TypeScript jobs, such as drafting commit messages, reviewing a branch, fixing tests, checking accessibility and maintaining dependencies. Visitors choose a supported coding tool and use a Markdown command file in that tool's expected location. The homepage names Cursor, Claude Code, Codex CLI and Antigravity, with different installation routes for each.
Command cards describe a specific job and show a scope label. Read-only prompts aim to return text such as a commit message, review findings or a changelog. Other prompts can edit selected paths, plan broader changes or work with Git and pull requests. The directory separates drafting a pull-request description from creating a pull request and from rebasing or squashing an existing branch. That distinction helps a developer select the task they actually intend instead of using a broad deployment prompt for a small writing job.
The site describes these commands as user-invoked prompts rather than background automation, and the Markdown files can be adapted to a project's conventions. The displayed scope labels describe the prompt design, not a technical guarantee that every coding tool will obey it. Installing a prompt also does not grant it authority over a repository, credentials or production deployment. Developers should inspect the actual file, the permissions of the tool receiving it and any proposed changes before use. In particular, commands that push commits or rewrite history need care on shared branches. AgentCmds is a starting point for consistent task prompts, not an endorsement by the coding-tool vendors or a substitute for review and backups.
