Adding Commands Based off of Directories Found

Is there a way to make a bash script which scans a directory dir0 for folders, such that for all folders dir1 which are found in dir0 a command dir1-command is created with the following definition:

dir1-command() { cd dir0/dir1 echo "inside dir0/dir1" cd - } 

EDIT: The specific problem I'm trying to solve is this: I have a folder called scripts which has subfolders like scripts/haskell_script1 and scripts/haskell_script2. The way to launch, say, scripts/haskell_script1 is as follows:

haskell_script1() { cd scripts/haskell_script1 stack exec haskell_script1 -- $@ cd - } 

And so what I'd like to do is, every time ~/.bashrc is sourced, scan my scripts folder and generate a bunch of commands of form haskell_scriptX to save me time. That way I don't have to manually create a command for every haskell project/folder folder that I create.