I got tired of updating 4 systems every time I shipped something.
Planner. Dashboard. Vault. CLAUDE.md.
Four tabs. Four logins. Four chances to forget one and have stale data in your next standup.
So I built 8 slash commands for Claude Code that do it from one terminal:
You type What happens
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/status → Recon across all projects
/planner-pull → Sync tracker → local markdown
/planner-push → Push progress back to Planner
/pulse-update → Refresh your exec dashboard
/checkpoint → Save everything, everywhere
/today → Start your daily log
/vault → Load your second brain
/planner-link → Bootstrap task ↔ markdown anchors
One command. One confirmation. Four systems updated.
No browser tabs. No context switching. No "I forgot to update the dashboard."
The trick: invisible HTML anchors (<!-- planner:TASK_ID -->) in your CLAUDE.md act as stable join keys between your markdown and your tracker. Title matching is fragile. Anchors survive edits, renames, and rewordings.
It works with Microsoft Planner + Azure today, but the pattern fits any tracker with a REST API.
Open source. MIT licensed. 8 markdown files you can customize in 10 minutes.
🔗 github.com/codebloodedai/claude-code-ops-commands
Your terminal is already where you think. Now it's where you lead.
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