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PR #2 deletes commands/secops/*.toml slash commands but README still documents them #5
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Summary
This PR (agy_plugin_v0001) deletes commands/secops/{triage,hunt,investigate,cases}.toml with no replacement, but README.md (rules/GEMINI.md) still documents these as available slash commands. The PR's own changelog doesn't mention removing them, which suggests it's accidental rather than an intentional deprecation.
Evidence
$ find . -iname "*.toml"
# (no output — the commands/ directory and all four .toml files are gone)
$ ls commands
ls: commands: No such file or directory
$ grep -n -A6 "Custom Commands" README.md
172:### Custom Commands
173-
174-Use these shortcuts for common tasks:
175-
176-* `/secops:triage <ALERT_ID>`
177-* `/secops:investigate <CASE_ID>`
178-* `/secops:hunt <THREAT>`Impact
A Gemini CLI user follows the README and runs /secops:triage 12345 (or /secops:investigate, /secops:hunt, /secops:cases) expecting it to work as documented. None of these slash commands exist anymore in the Gemini CLI extension flavor — they were only ever defined by the now-deleted commands/secops/*.toml files.
Suggested fix
Either:
- Restore
commands/secops/*.toml(or equivalent) so the documented slash commands keep working under the Gemini CLI extension, or - If the removal was intentional (e.g. slash commands are being superseded by skill auto-triggering), update
README.md's "Custom Commands" section to remove the stale documentation and explain the new invocation model.
Found while critically reviewing PR #2 / branch agy_plugin_v0001.
Activity
feat(commands): restore slash commands in commands/secops/*.toml and …
dandye commentedon Jul 29, 2026
Resolved in commit on agy_plugin_v0001 branch: restored commands/secops/*.toml slash commands and included commands in plugin installer items.
dandye commentedon Aug 1, 2026
Reopening — the fix in 5e2559e restores the slash commands for Gemini CLI / Antigravity, but they remain invisible in Claude Code: plugin commands there must be markdown files in
commands/, and.tomlfiles are silently ignored (no error, no registered command — see plugins-reference §Skills/Commands: skills are directories withSKILL.md; commands are simple markdown files).Net effect for a Claude Code install: the 5 skills still auto-discover and trigger on natural language, but
/secops:triage,/secops:investigate, etc. don't exist as slash commands — degraded parity rather than breakage.Proposed fix
Add
.mdequivalents alongside the existing.tomlfiles (each runtime reads only its own format, so they coexist cleanly — same pattern as the dualgemini-extension.json/.claude-plugin/plugin.jsonmanifests). E.g.commands/secops/triage.md:(Claude Code uses
$ARGUMENTSwhere the Gemini TOML format uses{{args}}.)Note for the implementation:
scripts/install.py'splugin_itemslist copies the wholecommands/directory into the Antigravity bundle, so the added.mdfiles would ride along — harmless, but worth confirming Antigravity ignores unknown formats the same way Claude Code ignores.toml.