Spinner tips reference 28 slash commands that aren't shipped — intentional?

[HyggeHacker]

Summary

.claude/settings.json spinnerTipsOverride.tips (lines 689-744 of the v4.0.3 release) advertises ~58 slash commands. Cross-checking against .claude/skills/ in v4.0.3 (and Packs/), 28 have no corresponding shipped skill, command, or pack.

The first tip ("77 skills loaded. Type / to see them all.") also doesn't match any reproducible install — v4.0.3 ships 11 top-level skills, 47 total counting nested SKILL.md files.

Phantom commands (listed in spinner tips, no shipped implementation)

Tip description	Command
posts to X, LinkedIn, and Bluesky simultaneously	/broadcast
aggregates stats from all your business properties	/metrics
manages newsletter drafts and engagement stats	/newsletter
full blog workflow — write, preview, deploy	/blog
intelligence sources, polling, and AI processing	/feed
checks Gmail	/inbox
sends email as {DAIDENTITY.NAME}	/communication
AI headshots using image training data	/headshot
$100M business frameworks	/hormozi
fast JS security analysis with AST parsing	/javascript-analysis-v2
vulnerabilities, CVEs, and security advisories	/vuln-management
monitors PAI, fabric, substrate community activity	/open-source-management
tasks, time tracking, team coordination	/clickup
business operations via GitHub Issues	/work
syncs dotfiles repo	/dotfiles
Ring, Hue, and HomeKit	/homebridge-management
Will Storr's storytelling science	/write-story
narrative summaries	/story-explanation
paid speaking opportunities	/speaking
social media content with technical diagrams	/social-post
California wastewater monitoring	/data-wastewater-ca
content relationships across properties	/canonical
semantic search across published content	/content
Limitless.ai pendant recordings	/lifelog
AI-to-AI communication via Telegram bots	/telegram
mandatory gateway for all public PAI repo operations	/pai
integrity checks, documents sessions	/system
detects and filters bot traffic in admin analytics	/bot-check

Question

Is this intentional? Happy with any answer — just trying to understand:

1. Kept private — these are your personal skills, not intended for publication. Totally fine; the tips just mislead new users.
2. Planned / roadmap — they're coming in a future release.
3. Regression — they shipped once and got removed without the tips being updated.

Some of these (e.g., /feed, /vuln-management, /open-source-management, /javascript-analysis-v2) look genuinely useful. No pressure if they're private — just suggesting the tips get trimmed to shipped commands, or annotated so newcomers aren't hunting for commands that don't exist.

Also: "77 skills loaded" tip

"77 skills loaded. Type / to see them all." — v4.0.3 ships 11 top-level skills (47 total including nested SKILL.md files). Reproducible via find .claude/skills -name SKILL.md | wc -l. Probably worth updating or removing.

Repro

git clone https://github.com/danielmiessler/Personal_AI_Infrastructure
cd Personal_AI_Infrastructure
# grep the spinner tips
jq -r '.spinnerTipsOverride.tips[]' Releases/v4.0.3/.claude/settings.json | grep '^/' | awk '{print $1}' | sort -u > /tmp/advertised.txt
# list shipped skills
find Releases/v4.0.3/.claude/skills -name SKILL.md | sed 's|.*/||; s|.md||' | sort -u > /tmp/shipped.txt
# diff