Stickers easter egg prompts for credit card info unexpectedly

Issue Summary

The /stickers command creates a misleading user experience by appearing to be a fun easter egg feature but actually redirects to a payment/commerce page.

Reproduction Steps

1. Run /stickers command in Claude Code
2. Browser opens to sticker merchandise page
3. Page prompts user for credit card information

Expected Behavior

• If /stickers is intended as a easter egg/fun feature, it should be clearly labeled as merchandise/paid content
• OR the command should not exist if it primarily serves a commerce function

Actual Behavior

• Command executes without warning
• User is presented with payment prompts unexpectedly
• No clear indication in the command name or help text that this is a commerce feature

Impact

• User friction: appears deceptive to users expecting a fun easter egg
• Accessibility concern: users running this command may have payment methods configured and not expect to be prompted
• Brand concern: feels like dark pattern UX disguising a sales funnel as a feature

Observations

• Command naming is misleading (/stickers vs something like /shop or /merchandise)
• Help text should clarify this is a commerce feature, not an easter egg
• No warning or confirmation before opening payment page

Severity

Low-to-Medium: Primarily UX/messaging issue, not a functional bug, but impacts user perception and trust.

Recommendation

1. Either remove or rebrand the command with clearer intent
2. If kept, update help text to clarify it opens the merchandise store
3. Consider confirmation dialog before opening payment page