gsd-do

To route natural language requests to the correct workflow command, this Skill parses user intent from plain text and matches it to the most appropriate GSD command. It then confirms the match and passes control to that workflow.

Intent parsing for task automation commands works by interpreting plain-language input to identify the desired action. The Skill then matches this parsed intent to a specific workflow entry point for planning, coding, or review tasks.

Yes, you can use freeform text to trigger planning and analysis workflows. The Skill interprets your plain-language request, automatically selects the matching GSD command, and hands off execution to that specific workflow.

The best way to choose the right command for project organization is to let the Skill parse your request. It evaluates your intent, selects the most appropriate workflow command, and hands off execution without performing the underlying task itself.

No, the workflow dispatch mechanism does not execute the underlying task directly. It parses the natural language intent, confirms the best matching GSD command with the user, and passes control to the selected workflow.

You need automatic command selection for task descriptions when you want to remove the guesswork of choosing the right workflow. It maps freeform requests directly to the correct GSD command entry point for execution.