What problem does it solve?
It helps you execute small, ad-hoc work items with GSD guarantees like atomic commits and state tracking, while skipping heavy phases when you already know what to do.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Quick-mode execution: Runs the GSD pipeline in quick mode by invoking gsd-planner (quick mode) and one or more gsd-executor agents, storing quick artifacts under .planning/quick/ instead of planned phases.
- State tracking for auditing: Updates STATE.md with a “Quick Tasks Completed” table and uses per-task directories (YYYYMMDD-{slug}/) with PLAN.md and eventually SUMMARY.md.
- Quality controls via flags: Defaults to skipping research, discussion, plan-checker, and verifier; you can selectively add --discuss, --research, and --validate, or enable everything with --full.
- Operational subcommands: Supports list, status <slug>, and resume <slug> for managing in-flight quick tasks without rerunning everything.
Quick Start
Run the quick workflow for your task by typing: openforce /gsd-quick "fix the authentication token refresh for API clients".