gsd-fast

To execute quick code edits instantly without planning, describe a small task in one sentence. The workflow processes minor refactors or typo fixes directly in the current context without spawning subagents or creating planning artifacts.

A deterministic fast-workflow for mini-tasks is a process that executes simple additions or small config changes directly inline. It skips generating planning artifacts to reduce time spent on trivial changes and ensure immediate results.

Yes, you can use an inline task executor for minor refactors and quick fixes. It is specifically designed to handle tasks like typo corrections, small config changes, and forgotten commits that can be completed in under two minutes.

The best way to handle forgotten commits and small config changes quickly is to use a deterministic fast-workflow. This approach processes simple additions directly without subagents, reducing overhead and instantly completing minor tasks.

You should not use an inline task execution approach for tasks that require more than two minutes, complex planning, or multi-step refactors. It is strictly designed for one-sentence tasks and does not produce planning artifacts.