Community Commands
Browse ready-to-use commands from the community repository, or share your own commands with other developers.
Community Repository
Don't want to start from scratch? Browse ready-to-use commands created by the community:
Visit github.com/instructionly/community/commands to discover commands for code review, security audits, documentation, and more. Download JSON files and import them directly into your workspace.
Available Commands
The community repository includes commands for:
- Code Review — Comprehensive code review prompts
- Security — Security audit and vulnerability checks
- Documentation — Code explanation and doc generation
- Testing — Test generation and coverage analysis
- Refactoring — Code improvement suggestions
Using Community Commands
- Browse the commands directory
- Find a command that matches your needs
- Click on the JSON file to view it
- Click "Raw" to get the raw JSON, or download the file
- In Instructionly, go to Commands → Import
- Paste the JSON or drag and drop the file
- Click Import Command
Contributing Your Commands
Have commands that work well for your team? Share them with the community:
- Export your command as JSON from the command card menu
- Fork the community repository
- Add your command JSON file to
commands/examples/ - Update
commands/README.mdto list your command - Submit a pull request
Command JSON Format
Community commands follow this structure:
{
"name": "security-review",
"description": "Perform a security review of the code",
"content": "Review the following code for security vulnerabilities...",
"arguments": [
{
"name": "focus-area",
"description": "Specific area to focus on",
"required": false
}
]
}
Contribution Guidelines
- Use kebab-case for command names (e.g.,
security-review) - Keep descriptions under 100 characters
- Keep content under 5,000 characters
- Maximum 3 arguments per command
- Test your command before submitting
See the Contributing Guide for detailed instructions.