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Template Commands Reference

Comprehensive reference for all 50 template-specific commands accessible through the /template (or /t) prompt.

Overview

Each Orchestre template includes specialized commands tailored to its use case. These commands are accessed through the unified /template prompt interface.

How to Use Template Commands

Template commands are executed using the /template prompt (shorthand: /t):

/template <command> [arguments]
/t <command> [arguments]

For example:

  • /template add-feature billing
  • /t setup-stripe monthly-subscription
  • /template add-api-route /api/users

MakerKit Commands (30 commands)

The MakerKit Next.js template includes comprehensive SaaS-focused commands:

Feature Development

Team & Authentication

Payments & Billing

Admin & Monitoring

Development & Testing

Communication

Deployment

Specialized Commands

Recipe Patterns (8 prompts)

Cloudflare Commands (10 commands)

The Cloudflare Hono template includes edge-first commands:

API Development

Storage & Data

Performance & Security

React Native Commands (10 commands)

The React Native Expo template includes mobile-specific commands:

Screens & Navigation

Native Features

Data & Backend

Using Template Commands

Accessing Template Commands

Template commands are accessed through the /template prompt (shorthand: /t):

bash
/template add-feature billing
/t setup-stripe monthly-subscription
/template add-api-route /api/users

Command Discovery

When you're unsure of available commands:

bash
/template
# or
/t help

This will show all available template commands for your project, organized by category.

Command Format

Template commands use the format:

bash
/template <command> [arguments]
# or
/t <command> [arguments]

Examples:

bash
/template add-feature "User profile page with avatar upload"
/t setup-stripe "Basic, Pro, and Enterprise plans"
/template add-screen "Settings screen with theme toggle"

Command Composition

Template commands work seamlessly with core prompts:

bash
# Plan feature with core prompt
/orchestrate "Add real-time notifications"

# Implement with template command
/template add-feature "Real-time notification system"

# Review with core prompt
/review

# Document with core prompt
/document-feature "Implemented WebSocket notifications"

Best Practices

1. Use Template Commands First

Template commands understand the specific conventions and patterns of your template.

2. Leverage Template Knowledge

Each command knows about the template's:

  • File structure
  • Naming conventions
  • Best practices
  • Common patterns

3. Combine with Core Commands

Use core commands for planning and review, template commands for implementation.

See Also

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