festina-quick

Small code fixes and configuration changes are automated through a guided Q&A workflow that gathers problem context and implements minimal changes in a single commit. This approach reduces overhead for simple tweaks without multi-step planning.

Minor features can be implemented using a minimal Q&A workflow that asks only for the problem, completion criteria, and quick context. This avoids multi-step planning and applies small tweaks across codebases with a single commit.

Codebase scanning for context is supported as an optional research step before implementing quick fixes. This allows the workflow to gather relevant context from the codebase prior to applying minimal changes.

Progress artifacts are stored deterministically as XML files in a dedicated directory. Each task generates a quick.xml artifact stored under a specific quick-id folder structure for tracking.

Documentation updates are optionally applied after implementing minor code tweaks. The workflow can automatically update docs following the single-commit implementation of small fixes and configuration changes.

This minimal-change workflow should be avoided for complex tasks requiring multi-step planning or extensive codebase modifications. It is designed for small tweaks, configuration changes, and minor features that fit within a single commit.