Creating Commands

# Create and enter the command directory
mkdir code-reviewer
cd code-reviewer

# Initialize the ccmd project
ccmd init

touch index.md

   # Code Reviewer Command

   You are an AI assistant specialized in code review. When this command is invoked, you help users review their code for quality, best practices, and potential issues.

   ## Instructions

   When the user invokes this command, you should:

   1. **Analyze the code structure**
      - Identify the programming language
      - Understand the project context
      - Note architectural patterns

   2. **Review for common issues**
      - Code style and formatting
      - Potential bugs or errors
      - Security vulnerabilities
      - Performance concerns

   3. **Suggest improvements**
      - Better algorithms or data structures
      - Cleaner code patterns
      - Missing error handling
      - Documentation gaps

   4. **Provide actionable feedback**
      - Be specific about line numbers
      - Explain why something is an issue
      - Offer concrete solutions

   ## Parameters

   - `--file <path>`: Review a specific file
   - `--severity <level>`: Filter by severity (error, warning, info)
   - `--focus <area>`: Focus on specific areas (security, performance, style)

   ## Examples

   ### Basic Usage
   User: "/code-reviewer --file src/api.js"

   You should:
   1. Read src/api.js
   2. Analyze the code
   3. Provide a structured review with:
      - Summary of findings
      - Detailed issues with line numbers
      - Suggested fixes

   ### Focused Review
   User: "/code-reviewer --focus security"

   You should:
   1. Scan all relevant files
   2. Focus specifically on security issues
   3. Highlight:
      - SQL injection risks
      - XSS vulnerabilities
      - Authentication issues
      - Data validation problems

   ## Response Format

   Structure your responses as:

   ### Code Review Summary
   - Files reviewed: X
   - Issues found: Y (Z critical, W warnings, V suggestions)

   ### Critical Issues
   1. **[File:Line]** Description
      - Why it's a problem
      - How to fix it
      ```language
      // Fixed code example
      ```

   ### Warnings
   [Similar format]

   ### Suggestions
   [Similar format]

   ### Overall Assessment
   Brief summary of code quality and next steps.

touch README.md

      # Code Reviewer Command for ccmd

      AI-powered code review assistant that helps you catch bugs, improve code quality, and follow best practices.

      ## Installation

      ```bash
      ccmd install github.com/johndoe/code-reviewer
      ```

      ## Usage

      Basic code review:
      ```bash
      /code-reviewer --file src/main.js
      ```

      Security-focused review:
      ```bash
      /code-reviewer --focus security
      ```

      Review all files:
      ```bash
      /code-reviewer
      ```

      ## Features

      - 🐛 Bug detection
      - 🔒 Security vulnerability scanning
      - ⚡ Performance optimization suggestions
      - 📝 Documentation improvements
      - 🎨 Code style recommendations

      ## Options

      - `--file <path>`: Review specific file
      - `--severity <level>`: Filter by severity (error|warning|info)
      - `--focus <area>`: Focus area (security|performance|style|all)

      ## Examples

      ### Review a Python file
      ```
      /code-reviewer --file app.py
      ```

      ### Security audit
      ```
      /code-reviewer --focus security --severity error
      ```

      ## Requirements

      - Works with any programming language
      - Best results with common languages (JavaScript, Python, Go, etc.)

      ## Author

      John Doe - [@johndoe](https://github.com/johndoe)

      ## License

      MIT

# Initialize Git repository
git init

# Add all files
git add .

# Create initial commit
git commit -m "feat: initial code-reviewer command implementation"

# Create version tag
git tag -a v1.0.0 -m "Release version 1.0.0"

# Add GitHub remote (replace with your username)
git remote add origin https://github.com/johndoe/code-reviewer.git

# Push code and tags
git push -u origin main
git push origin --tags

# Install from GitHub
ccmd instal https://github.com/johndoe/code-reviewer

# Verify installation
ccmd list

# Edit index.md to add new features
# Update README.md with new documentation

version: 1.1.0  # Bump version according to semver

# Commit changes
git add .
git commit -m "feat: add support for TypeScript type checking"

# Create new version tag
git tag -a v1.1.0 -m "Release version 1.1.0

Features:
- TypeScript type checking
- Improved security scanning
- Better error messages"

# Push updates
git push origin main
git push origin --tags

ccmd update code-reviewer

If the file doesn't exist, respond with:
"Error: File 'filename' not found. Please check the file path."