Documentation

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:

Community Repository

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

  1. Browse the commands directory
  2. Find a command that matches your needs
  3. Click on the JSON file to view it
  4. Click "Raw" to get the raw JSON, or download the file
  5. In Instructionly, go to CommandsImport
  6. Paste the JSON or drag and drop the file
  7. Click Import Command

Contributing Your Commands

Have commands that work well for your team? Share them with the community:

  1. Export your command as JSON from the command card menu
  2. Fork the community repository
  3. Add your command JSON file to commands/examples/
  4. Update commands/README.md to list your command
  5. Submit a pull request

Command JSON Format

Community commands follow this structure:

json
{
  "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.