Claude Code slash command

Lazy Bird

Universal development automation for ANY project. Claude Code implements features, runs tests, creates PRs autonomously. 15+ framework presets or custom commands. Issue-driven, secure, scalable. Save 20-100 hrs/month. MIT license.

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Install

pip install lazy-bird

Found in the project README. Check it for setup steps after installing.

From source

git clone https://github.com/yusufkaraaslan/lazy-bird.git

From the README

Automate ANY development project while you sleep 🦜💤

Your AI-powered development assistant that works 24/7

Works with: Godot, Unity, Python, Rust, Node.js, Django, React, and more!

Quick Start • Features • Installation • Docs • Architecture

🎯 What is Lazy_Bird?

Lazy_Bird is a progressive automation system that lets Claude Code work on your development projects autonomously—game engines, backends, frontends, or any codebase. Create GitHub Issues in the morning, review Pull Requests at lunch, and merge completed features in the evening—all while you focus on creative work or simply relax.

The result? You save 20-100 hours per month on repetitive development tasks.

📦 Supported Frameworks

Lazy_Bird works with any project type through framework presets. During setup, simply select your framework and the system configures the right test commands automatically.

Game Engines
- Godot - GDScript/C#, gdUnit4 testing
- Unity - C#, NUnit/Unity Test Framework
- Unreal - C++/Blueprint, automation tests
- Bevy - Rust game engine, cargo test

Backend Frameworks
- Django - Python web framework, python manage.py test
- Flask - Python micro-framework, pytest
- FastAPI - Modern Python API, pytest
- Express - Node.js web framework, Jest/Mocha
- Rails - Ruby web framework, RSpec

Frontend Frameworks
- React - JavaScript/TypeScript, Jest/RTL
- Vue - JavaScript/TypeScript, Vitest
- Angular - TypeScript, Jasmine/Karma
- Svelte - JavaScript/TypeScript, Vitest

Programming Languages (General)
- Python - pytest, unittest, any test framework
- Rust - cargo test, cargo-nextest
- Node.js - npm test, Jest, Mocha, Vitest
- Go - go test, testify
- C/C++ - make test, CTest, CMake
- Java - JUnit, Maven, Gradle

Custom Projects
Don't see your framework? Choose "Custom" during setup and specify…

Read the full README on GitHub

How custom slash commands work

A slash command is a Markdown file. Put it in ~/.claude/commands (for you) or .claude/commands (for a project), and it becomes /file-name inside Claude Code. Claude Code now treats commands and skills the same way, so .claude/skills/name/SKILL.md also works.
Arguments you type after the command are passed in as $ARGUMENTS.
If the repo is a plugin marketplace, installing it from /plugin adds the commands for you.

Claude Code docs

Details

Repository: yusufkaraaslan/lazy-bird
Type: Slash commands
Language: Python
License: MIT
Last updated: 30 March 2026
Topics: ai-assistantanthropicautomationci-cdclaudeclaude-codedeveloper-toolsdevopsdjangogame-developmentgitopsgodot