gsd-fast

Quick config changes can be executed directly inline without subagents by triggering a trivial task action in the current context. This eliminates planning overhead, allowing simple modifications to be processed instantly within the active session.

Small refactors are best performed inline by executing a direct task action without generating planning files. This approach skips complex workflows and handles straightforward code adjustments instantly within the existing context.

Typo fixes can be applied directly in the current context without creating planning files. By executing a trivial task inline, simple text corrections are processed immediately without the overhead of extensive planning or subagent generation.

Inline processing works effectively for tasks that take under 2 minutes to complete. It is designed specifically for straightforward actions described in one sentence, executing them directly without spawning subagents.

Direct task execution should not be used for complex code modifications requiring multi-step planning or subagent coordination. It is strictly designed for trivial, low-complexity tasks like typo fixes and small config changes.

Inline task execution skips subagents and planning overhead to provide instant results for low-complexity tasks. By operating directly in the current context, it eliminates unnecessary workflow steps for simple actions.