## Asset Header

- **Asset ID:** SOP-EL-BOS-ClaudeCommands-v01
- **Version:** v01
- **Status:** Draft
- **Owner:** Victor Heredia
- **IntellBank:** IB-EL-EmpowerLabs
- **Tipo:** SOP — Standard Operating Procedure
- **Propósito:** SOP EL BOS ClaudeCommands v01
- **Última actualización:** 2026-04-11

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Commands are text files that live in a special folder. When you type /start in Claude Code, it looks for a file called start.md in the .claude/commands/ folder and follows the instructions inside.



/start
I want to create a /start command that I run at the beginning of each workday.

When I run /start, you should:
1. Read my Task Board.md file and summarize what's on my plate
2. Read the .claude/memory.md file to check for any context or follow-ups
3. Look at my calendar or any time-sensitive items
4. Help me prioritize and plan my day
5. Ask if there's anything from yesterday I completed that should be removed

Create the command file at .claude/commands/start.md

Keep the instructions clear and concise. I want this to feel like a quick morning standup with an assistant.

Wrap up 
I want to create a /wrap-up command that I run at the end of each workday.

When I run /wrap-up, you should:
1. Check if there are any unprocessed meetings or notes in Scratch Pad
2. Do a final update to my Task Board.md
3. Update today's daily note with a summary of the day
4. Write anything important to .claude/memory.md so you remember it tomorrow
5. Give me a brief "end of day" summary

Create the command file at .claude/commands/wrap-up.md

I want this to feel like closing out the day cleanly — nothing falling through the cracks.


Setup memory
I want to set up a memory file that you'll use to maintain context between our sessions.




Create a file at .claude/memory.md with a simple structure for:
- Current projects or priorities I'm focused on
- People I'm working with and any relevant context
- Things to follow up on
- Recent decisions or important context

Keep it concise — this should be a quick-reference file, not a journal. You'll read this at the start of each session and update it during /wrap-up.

For now, create the structure. We'll fill it in as we work together.