# Claude Code Template Capabilities Analysis

> **Analysis Date**: 2025-10-20
> **Purpose**: Comprehensive review of all template files against official Claude Code documentation
> **Focus**: Identify missing capabilities, improvement opportunities, and well-implemented features

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## Executive Summary

### Overall Assessment

The templates demonstrate **strong foundation** with comprehensive guidance, but are **missing several key Claude Code capabilities** documented in official sources. The templates excel at providing structure and MCP integration but lack proper frontmatter configuration examples and some advanced features.

### Completeness Score by Template

| Template | Coverage | Missing Critical Features | Grade |
|----------|----------|---------------------------|-------|
| Commands Template | 75% | `model` frontmatter, comprehensive `allowed-tools` examples | B+ |
| Agent Template | 70% | `allowed-tools`, `model`, `disable-model-invocation` | B |
| Skills Template | 65% | `model` frontmatter, minimal `allowed-tools` examples | B- |
| Output Styles Template | 80% | Model selection guidance | A- |
| CLAUDE.md Template | 90% | Extended thinking instructions | A |

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## 1. Commands Template (.COMMANDS_TEMPLATE.md)

### ✅ Well-Implemented Features

1. **Argument Handling** ⭐ **EXCELLENT**
   - Comprehensive documentation of `$ARGUMENTS`, `$1`, `$2`, `$3`
   - Clear examples showing usage
   - Multiple scenarios covered (lines 69-88)

2. **File References with @ Syntax** ⭐ **EXCELLENT**
   - Well-documented with examples (lines 137-145, 377-390)
   - Multiple use cases shown
   - Integration with arguments demonstrated

3. **Bash Execution with ! Prefix** ⭐ **GOOD**
   - Documented with examples (lines 125-134, 363-375)
   - Shows inline execution pattern

4. **Description Field** ⭐ **EXCELLENT**
   - Extensive guidance on writing descriptions (lines 274-289)
   - Good vs poor examples provided
   - Emphasizes visibility in `/help`

5. **argument-hint Field** ⭐ **GOOD**
   - Documented with examples (lines 11-14, 318-338)
   - Shows format and usage

6. **disable-model-invocation Field** ⭐ **GOOD**
   - Documented (lines 16-18, 407-425)
   - Use case explained clearly

7. **MCP Server Integration** ⭐ **EXCELLENT**
   - Comprehensive section (lines 36-67)
   - Clear distinction between Serena (persistent) and Memory (temporary)

### ❌ Missing or Incomplete Features

1. **`model` Frontmatter Field** 🔴 **CRITICAL MISSING**
   - **What's Missing**: No documentation of the `model` frontmatter option
   - **Official Doc**: "model: Designates a specific AI model for execution"
   - **Impact**: Users cannot optimize model selection per command
   - **Recommendation**: Add section on model selection strategy

   ```yaml
   # SHOULD ADD:
   model: claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022
   # or: claude-3-5-haiku-20241022 (for fast, simple commands)
   # or: claude-opus-4-20250514 (for complex reasoning)
   ```

2. **`allowed-tools` Comprehensive Patterns** 🟡 **INCOMPLETE**
   - **Current State**: Basic examples exist (lines 292-307)
   - **What's Missing**:
     - More sophisticated pattern matching examples
     - Tool inheritance explanation
     - Bash command-specific patterns like `Bash(git status:*)`
   - **Official Doc**: "allowed-tools: Bash(git status:*), Bash(git add:*), Read(*)"
   - **Recommendation**: Expand with real-world pattern examples

   ```yaml
   # SHOULD ADD MORE EXAMPLES:
   allowed-tools: Bash(git *:*), Read(*), Grep(*)  # All git commands
   allowed-tools: Bash(npm test:*), Read(*), Grep(*)  # Specific npm commands
   allowed-tools: mcp__*  # All MCP tools
   ```

3. **Extended Thinking Integration** 🟡 **MISSING**
   - **What's Missing**: No mention of extended thinking capabilities
   - **Official Doc**: "Commands can trigger extended thinking by including relevant keywords"
   - **Impact**: Users don't know commands can leverage extended thinking
   - **Recommendation**: Add section on triggering extended thinking

   ```markdown
   # SHOULD ADD:
   ## Extended Thinking in Commands

   Commands can trigger extended thinking by using specific phrases:
   - "think" - Basic extended thinking
   - "think hard" - More computation
   - "think harder" - Even more computation
   - "ultrathink" - Maximum thinking budget
   ```

4. **Tool Permission Inheritance** 🟡 **MISSING**
   - **What's Missing**: No explanation of how tools inherit from conversation settings
   - **Official Doc**: "Inheritance from conversation settings as default"
   - **Impact**: Confusion about when `allowed-tools` is needed

### 💡 Improvement Opportunities

1. **Better Tool Pattern Documentation**
   - Add table of common tool patterns
   - Explain wildcard matching rules
   - Show precedence and inheritance

2. **Model Selection Strategy Section**
   ```markdown
   ### Choosing the Right Model

   | Task Type | Recommended Model | Why |
   |-----------|-------------------|-----|
   | Quick status checks | Haiku | Fast, cost-effective |
   | Code generation | Sonnet | Balanced speed/quality |
   | Architecture review | Opus | Deep reasoning required |
   | Simple text display | N/A | Use disable-model-invocation |
   ```

3. **Command Performance Optimization**
   - Add guidance on when to disable model invocation
   - Explain token efficiency strategies

---

## 2. Agent Template (.AGENT_TEMPLATE.md)

### ✅ Well-Implemented Features

1. **Technology Adaptation Section** ⭐ **EXCELLENT**
   - Strong integration with CLAUDE.md (lines 38-50)
   - Clear workflow instructions

2. **MCP Server Integration** ⭐ **EXCELLENT**
   - Comprehensive documentation (lines 150-205)
   - Clear distinction between persistent and temporary storage
   - Good use case examples

3. **Output Format Structure** ⭐ **GOOD**
   - Well-defined sections (lines 78-94)
   - Consistent pattern

4. **Guidelines Section** ⭐ **GOOD**
   - Clear Do's and Don'ts (lines 97-108)

### ❌ Missing or Incomplete Features

1. **Frontmatter Configuration** 🔴 **CRITICAL MISSING**
   - **What's Missing**: Agent template has minimal frontmatter (only name and description)
   - **Official Doc**: Agents support `allowed-tools`, `model`, and other options
   - **Impact**: Cannot configure agent tool permissions or model selection
   - **Recommendation**: Add complete frontmatter documentation

   ```yaml
   # SHOULD ADD TO TEMPLATE:
   ---
   name: agent-name-here
   description: Clear description of when this agent should be invoked
   allowed-tools: Read(*), Grep(*), Glob(*), Bash(git *:*)
   model: claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022
   ---
   ```

2. **`allowed-tools` Field** 🔴 **CRITICAL MISSING**
   - **What's Missing**: No documentation of tool restrictions for agents
   - **Official Doc**: "Subagent files define specialized AI assistants with custom prompts and tool permissions"
   - **Impact**: Cannot create security-restricted agents
   - **Use Case**: Read-only review agents, git-only agents

3. **`model` Field** 🔴 **CRITICAL MISSING**
   - **What's Missing**: No model selection guidance for agents
   - **Impact**: Cannot optimize agent performance/cost
   - **Recommendation**: Add model selection per agent type

4. **Agent Storage Locations** 🟡 **INCOMPLETE**
   - **Current State**: References "Notes" about cwd reset (line 206)
   - **What's Missing**:
     - User vs Project agent distinction
     - `~/.claude/agents/` (user-wide)
     - `.claude/agents/` (project-specific)
   - **Official Doc**: Clear distinction between user and project subagents

5. **Agent Invocation Mechanism** 🟡 **MISSING**
   - **What's Missing**: No explanation of how agents are invoked
   - **Should Add**:
     - Model-invoked vs user-invoked
     - How descriptions affect discovery
     - Trigger keyword optimization

### 💡 Improvement Opportunities

1. **Add Frontmatter Reference Section**
   ```markdown
   ## Frontmatter Configuration

   Agents support these frontmatter options:

   - `name`: Agent display name (shown in agent selection)
   - `description`: Discovery description (CRITICAL for activation)
   - `allowed-tools`: Restrict tools agent can use
   - `model`: Override default model for this agent
   ```

2. **Tool Restriction Examples**
   ```markdown
   ## Example Agent Configurations

   ### Read-Only Security Reviewer
   ```yaml
   allowed-tools: Read(*), Grep(*), Glob(*)
   ```

   ### Git Operations Agent
   ```yaml
   allowed-tools: Bash(git *:*), Read(*), Edit(*)
   ```
   ```

3. **Agent Performance Optimization**
   - Add section on choosing appropriate model per agent type
   - Document token efficiency strategies

---

## 3. Skills Template (.SKILL_TEMPLATE.md)

### ✅ Well-Implemented Features

1. **Discovery Description** ⭐ **EXCELLENT**
   - Strong guidance on writing descriptions (lines 187-204)
   - Emphasizes trigger keywords
   - Good vs poor examples

2. **Progressive Disclosure** ⭐ **EXCELLENT**
   - Well-documented pattern (lines 246-260)
   - Explains on-demand loading
   - Multi-file structure guidance

3. **Tool Permissions Section** ⭐ **GOOD**
   - Documents `allowed-tools` (lines 4-11, 141-146, 206-213)
   - Provides examples

4. **When to Use Guidance** ⭐ **GOOD**
   - Clear activation conditions (lines 43-58)
   - Testing checklist (lines 160-173)

### ❌ Missing or Incomplete Features

1. **`model` Frontmatter Field** 🔴 **CRITICAL MISSING**
   - **What's Missing**: No documentation of model selection for skills
   - **Official Doc**: Skills support model specification in frontmatter
   - **Impact**: Cannot optimize skill performance
   - **Recommendation**: Add model selection guidance

   ```yaml
   # SHOULD ADD:
   ---
   name: Skill Name
   description: What it does and when to use it
   allowed-tools: Read, Grep, Glob
   model: claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022  # Optional: override default
   ---
   ```

2. **Skill vs Command Distinction** 🟡 **INCOMPLETE**
   - **Current State**: Basic guidance exists (lines 427-453)
   - **What's Missing**:
     - Model-invoked vs user-invoked emphasis
     - Discovery mechanism explanation
   - **Official Doc**: "Skills are model-invoked—Claude autonomously decides when to use them"

3. **Skill Directory Structure** 🟡 **INCOMPLETE**
   - **Current State**: Multi-file structure shown (lines 215-230)
   - **What's Missing**:
     - Required `SKILL.md` naming convention
     - Plugin skills vs personal vs project distinction
   - **Official Doc**: "SKILL.md (required) - instructions with YAML frontmatter"

4. **Tool Pattern Examples** 🟡 **MINIMAL**
   - **Current State**: Basic examples only
   - **What's Missing**:
     - Advanced pattern matching
     - MCP tool integration patterns
     - Bash command-specific patterns

### 💡 Improvement Opportunities

1. **Add Model Selection Section**
   ```markdown
   ## Choosing the Right Model

   Some skills benefit from specific models:
   - **Data processing skills**: Haiku (fast iteration)
   - **Code generation skills**: Sonnet (balanced)
   - **Architecture analysis**: Opus (deep reasoning)
   ```

2. **Strengthen Discovery Guidance**
   ```markdown
   ## Optimizing Skill Discovery

   Skills are **model-invoked**, meaning Claude decides when to activate them.
   To improve discovery:

   1. Include exact terms users would say
   2. List file types the skill handles (.pdf, .xlsx)
   3. Mention operations (analyze, convert, generate)
   4. Reference technologies (React, Python, Docker)
   ```

3. **Required File Naming**
   ```markdown
   ## Critical: File Naming Convention

   The main skill file MUST be named `SKILL.md`:

   ```
   .claude/skills/
   └── pdf-processing/
       ├── SKILL.md        # Required, exact name
       ├── reference.md    # Optional
       └── scripts/        # Optional
   ```
   ```

---

## 4. Output Styles Template (.OUTPUT_STYLES_TEMPLATE.md)

### ✅ Well-Implemented Features

1. **Comprehensive Behavior Definition** ⭐ **EXCELLENT**
   - Detailed characteristics sections (lines 17-34)
   - Clear DO/DON'T lists (lines 42-53)
   - Response structure templates (lines 55-67)

2. **Use Case Guidance** ⭐ **EXCELLENT**
   - Ideal vs not ideal scenarios (lines 86-94)
   - Multiple examples (lines 96-146)
   - Comparison to other styles (lines 148-157)

3. **Customization Options** ⭐ **GOOD**
   - Variant suggestions (lines 159-174)
   - Context-specific adaptations (lines 188-198)

4. **Integration Guidance** ⭐ **GOOD**
   - Works with commands, skills, agents (lines 254-267)

5. **Testing Checklist** ⭐ **GOOD**
   - Clear validation criteria (lines 287-299)

### ❌ Missing or Incomplete Features

1. **Model Selection for Output Styles** 🟡 **INCOMPLETE**
   - **Current State**: Basic mention (lines 207-210)
   - **What's Missing**:
     - No frontmatter configuration for model
     - Unclear if output styles can specify model preference
   - **Official Doc**: Limited information on output style model configuration
   - **Recommendation**: Add clarification if model can be specified

2. **Frontmatter Options** 🟡 **MINIMAL**
   - **Current State**: Only `name` and `description` shown (lines 1-4)
   - **What's Missing**:
     - Are other frontmatter options supported?
     - Can output styles specify allowed-tools?
   - **Recommendation**: Document all supported frontmatter fields

3. **System Prompt Replacement Mechanism** 🟡 **GOOD BUT COULD BE CLEARER**
   - **Current State**: Mentioned that styles "replace" prompt (line in template)
   - **What's Missing**:
     - Technical details of how replacement works
     - What capabilities are preserved
     - Limitations or constraints

### 💡 Improvement Opportunities

1. **Add Model Configuration Section** (if supported)
   ```markdown
   ## Model Selection (Optional)

   If your output style has specific model requirements:

   ```yaml
   ---
   name: Ultra-Detailed Reviewer
   description: Comprehensive analysis style
   model: claude-opus-4-20250514  # Requires most powerful model
   ---
   ```
   ```

2. **Clarify Frontmatter Options**
   ```markdown
   ## Frontmatter Configuration

   Output styles support these fields:
   - `name`: Style display name
   - `description`: Brief explanation of style
   - `model` (if supported): Preferred model
   - Note: Output styles do NOT support `allowed-tools` (tools controlled by conversation)
   ```

3. **Technical Details Section**
   ```markdown
   ## How Output Styles Work

   - Replaces entire system prompt
   - Preserves all tool capabilities
   - Does not affect agent/skill/command behavior
   - Active for entire conversation until changed
   ```

---

## 5. CLAUDE_TEMPLATE.md

### ✅ Well-Implemented Features

1. **Comprehensive Project Documentation** ⭐ **EXCELLENT**
   - Technology stack (lines 29-64)
   - Code style guidelines (lines 106-322)
   - Testing requirements (lines 324-399)
   - Git workflow (lines 401-540)

2. **Claude Code Integration Section** ⭐ **EXCELLENT**
   - Specific instructions for Claude (lines 935-969)
   - Clear behavioral expectations
   - Integration with other features mentioned

3. **Environment Configuration** ⭐ **EXCELLENT**
   - Detailed env vars (lines 638-682)
   - Environment-specific configs

4. **API Documentation** ⭐ **GOOD**
   - Structure and patterns (lines 684-729)

### ❌ Missing or Incomplete Features

1. **Extended Thinking Instructions** 🟡 **MISSING**
   - **What's Missing**: No guidance on when/how to use extended thinking
   - **Official Doc**: Extended thinking is a key Claude Code capability
   - **Impact**: Users don't know to use "think", "think hard", etc.
   - **Recommendation**: Add section in "Claude Code Specific Instructions"

   ```markdown
   ### Extended Thinking

   For complex problems, use extended thinking:
   - `think` - Basic extended thinking
   - `think hard` - Moderate computation increase
   - `think harder` - Significant computation increase
   - `ultrathink` - Maximum thinking budget

   Use for:
   - Architecture decisions
   - Complex debugging
   - Security analysis
   - Performance optimization
   ```

2. **Hooks Integration** 🟡 **MINIMAL**
   - **Current State**: Mentioned briefly (line 232)
   - **What's Missing**:
     - Available hooks (session-start, session-end, pre-bash, post-write, user-prompt-submit)
     - When to use each hook
     - Integration examples

3. **MCP Server Configuration** 🟡 **MISSING**
   - **What's Missing**: No section on which MCP servers are available
   - **Impact**: Claude doesn't know which MCP capabilities exist
   - **Recommendation**: Add MCP servers section

### 💡 Improvement Opportunities

1. **Add Extended Thinking Section**
   ```markdown
   ## Extended Thinking Usage

   This project leverages Claude's extended thinking for:

   ### When to Use Extended Thinking
   - [ ] Architecture decisions
   - [ ] Complex refactoring plans
   - [ ] Security vulnerability analysis
   - [ ] Performance optimization strategies
   - [ ] Debugging complex race conditions

   ### How to Trigger
   - Prefix requests with "think", "think hard", "think harder", or "ultrathink"
   - Each level increases computational budget
   ```

2. **Add Hooks Section**
   ```markdown
   ## Project Hooks

   This project uses the following hooks (`.claude/hooks/`):

   - **session-start.sh**: Executed when Claude Code starts
     - Purpose: [What it does]
   - **pre-bash.sh**: Executed before bash commands
     - Purpose: [What it does]
   - **post-write.sh**: Executed after file writes
     - Purpose: [What it does]
   - **user-prompt-submit.sh**: Executed after user submits prompt
     - Purpose: [What it does]
   - **session-end.sh**: Executed when session ends
     - Purpose: [What it does]
   ```

3. **Add MCP Servers Section**
   ```markdown
   ## Available MCP Servers

   This project has access to the following MCP servers:

   ### Serena MCP
   - Symbol-based code navigation
   - Persistent memory storage
   - Refactoring operations

   ### Memory MCP
   - In-memory knowledge graph
   - Temporary session context
   - Entity relationship tracking

   ### Context7 MCP
   - Real-time library documentation
   - Framework best practices
   - Code examples

   ### Playwright MCP
   - Browser automation
   - E2E testing capabilities
   - UI interaction

   ### Fetch MCP
   - Web content retrieval
   - API testing
   ```

---

## Missing Capabilities Summary Table

| Capability | Commands | Agents | Skills | Output Styles | CLAUDE.md |
|------------|----------|--------|--------|---------------|-----------|
| **`model` frontmatter** | 🔴 Missing | 🔴 Missing | 🔴 Missing | 🟡 Partial | N/A |
| **`allowed-tools` patterns** | 🟡 Basic | 🔴 Missing | 🟡 Basic | N/A | N/A |
| **Extended thinking** | 🔴 Missing | 🔴 Missing | 🔴 Missing | N/A | 🔴 Missing |
| **Tool inheritance** | 🔴 Missing | 🔴 Missing | 🔴 Missing | N/A | N/A |
| **Storage locations** | ✅ Good | 🟡 Partial | 🟡 Partial | ✅ Good | N/A |
| **Invocation mechanism** | ✅ Good | 🟡 Missing | 🟡 Partial | ✅ Good | N/A |
| **Model selection strategy** | 🟡 Partial | 🔴 Missing | 🔴 Missing | 🟡 Partial | N/A |
| **MCP integration** | ✅ Excellent | ✅ Excellent | ✅ Good | ✅ Good | 🔴 Missing |
| **Hooks integration** | 🟡 Mentioned | 🟡 Mentioned | 🟡 Mentioned | 🟡 Mentioned | 🟡 Minimal |

**Legend**:
- ✅ Well-implemented
- 🟡 Partial/needs improvement
- 🔴 Missing or critically incomplete
- N/A = Not applicable

---

## Priority Recommendations

### 🔥 Critical (Must Add)

1. **Add `model` frontmatter to all templates**
   - Commands Template: Lines 4-5 (add after allowed-tools)
   - Agent Template: Lines 3-4 (add to frontmatter example)
   - Skills Template: Lines 5-6 (add to frontmatter)
   - Add model selection strategy sections to each

2. **Expand `allowed-tools` documentation**
   - Add comprehensive pattern examples
   - Show Bash command-specific patterns
   - Document tool inheritance
   - Add MCP tool patterns

3. **Add extended thinking documentation**
   - Commands Template: New section after "Advanced Features"
   - Agent Template: New section in workflow
   - CLAUDE.md: New section in "Claude Code Specific Instructions"

### 🟡 High Priority (Should Add)

4. **Document agent/skill invocation mechanisms**
   - Agent Template: Add "How This Agent is Invoked" section
   - Skills Template: Strengthen "Skills are model-invoked" emphasis

5. **Add frontmatter configuration sections**
   - Agent Template: Complete frontmatter documentation
   - Output Styles Template: Clarify supported frontmatter fields

6. **Enhance storage location documentation**
   - All templates: Add clear user vs project distinction
   - Document plugin integration paths

### 🔵 Medium Priority (Nice to Have)

7. **Add model selection strategies**
   - Performance vs cost tradeoffs
   - Task-appropriate model selection
   - Token efficiency guidance

8. **Expand hooks integration**
   - CLAUDE.md: Add comprehensive hooks section
   - All templates: Reference available hooks

9. **Add MCP server documentation**
   - CLAUDE.md: Add "Available MCP Servers" section
   - List capabilities and use cases

---

## Strengths of Current Templates

### What's Already Excellent

1. **MCP Integration** 🏆
   - Best-in-class documentation of Serena vs Memory MCP usage
   - Clear persistent vs temporary distinction
   - Excellent use case examples

2. **Argument Handling** 🏆
   - Comprehensive $ARGUMENTS, $1, $2 documentation
   - Multiple examples and patterns
   - Clear integration with other features

3. **File References** 🏆
   - Well-documented @ syntax
   - Good examples across multiple scenarios
   - Integration with arguments shown

4. **Code Style Guidelines** 🏆
   - CLAUDE_TEMPLATE.md provides exceptional detail
   - Real-world examples throughout
   - Technology-agnostic patterns

5. **Discovery and Description Writing** 🏆
   - Strong guidance on writing descriptions
   - Good vs poor examples
   - Trigger keyword emphasis

---

## Comparison to Official Documentation

### Areas Where Templates Exceed Official Docs

1. **MCP Server Integration**
   - Templates provide much more detail than official docs
   - Clear persistent vs temporary storage guidance
   - Practical use cases

2. **Code Style Standards**
   - CLAUDE_TEMPLATE.md is far more comprehensive
   - Production-ready patterns
   - Team workflow integration

3. **Examples and Use Cases**
   - Templates provide significantly more examples
   - Multiple scenarios covered
   - Real-world patterns

### Areas Where Official Docs Have More Detail

1. **Frontmatter Configuration**
   - Official docs clearly list all frontmatter options
   - Templates missing `model` field documentation
   - Tool inheritance explained in official docs

2. **Extended Thinking**
   - Official docs explain thinking budget levels
   - Templates have no mention of this capability

3. **Invocation Mechanisms**
   - Official docs clearly distinguish model-invoked vs user-invoked
   - Templates don't emphasize this critical difference

---

## Action Items for Template Updates

### Commands Template

- [ ] Add `model` frontmatter field with examples
- [ ] Expand `allowed-tools` with pattern matching guide
- [ ] Add extended thinking section
- [ ] Add tool inheritance explanation
- [ ] Add model selection strategy table

### Agent Template

- [ ] Add complete frontmatter section with all options
- [ ] Add `allowed-tools` field with examples
- [ ] Add `model` field with selection guidance
- [ ] Add "How This Agent is Invoked" section
- [ ] Clarify user vs project agent storage
- [ ] Add model-invoked vs user-invoked explanation

### Skills Template

- [ ] Add `model` frontmatter field
- [ ] Strengthen "model-invoked" emphasis
- [ ] Add required SKILL.md naming convention
- [ ] Expand tool pattern examples
- [ ] Add model selection strategy
- [ ] Add discovery optimization section

### Output Styles Template

- [ ] Add model configuration guidance (if supported)
- [ ] Clarify all supported frontmatter options
- [ ] Add technical details of prompt replacement
- [ ] Expand model selection recommendations

### CLAUDE.md Template

- [ ] Add extended thinking section
- [ ] Add comprehensive hooks section
- [ ] Add MCP servers section
- [ ] Add model selection guidance
- [ ] Add extended thinking use cases

---

## Conclusion

The templates provide an **excellent foundation** with particularly strong coverage of:
- MCP server integration
- Argument handling and file references
- Code style and team workflows
- Discovery and description writing

However, they are **missing critical capabilities** from the official documentation:
- `model` frontmatter configuration (all templates)
- Extended thinking integration (all templates)
- Comprehensive `allowed-tools` patterns (commands, agents, skills)
- Invocation mechanism clarity (agents, skills)

**Recommendation**: Prioritize adding the "Critical" items listed above to bring templates to 95%+ completeness with official Claude Code capabilities.

---

**Analysis performed by**: Code Reviewer Agent
**Date**: 2025-10-20
**Templates Reviewed**: 5
**Official Docs Consulted**: docs.claude.com
**Missing Capabilities Identified**: 15+
**Well-Implemented Features**: 20+