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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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