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Quick execution for ad-hoc tasks without full workflow overhead — use for small, self-contained requests

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# Quick Mode - Lightweight Task Execution ⚡ Fast-track execution for small tasks that don't need full Double Diamond workflow overhead. ## When to Use Quick Mode ### ✅ Use Quick Mode For: **Bug Fixes:** - One-file bug fixes with known solution - Typo corrections - Logic error fixes - Import/export corrections **Configuration Changes:** - Update environment variables - Modify config files - Adjust settings - Update dependencies **Small Refactorings:** - Rename variables/functions - Extract helper functions - Simplify logic in single file - Code cleanup **Documentation:** - Fix typos in README - Update comments - Add/update docstrings - Clarify documentation **Dependency Management:** - Update package versions - Add new dependency - Remove unused dependency ### ❌ Don't Use Quick Mode For: **Complex Work:** - New features - Architecture changes - Multi-file refactorings - Security-sensitive changes - Performance optimizations requiring research - Database schema changes - API contract changes **Use full workflows for complex work to ensure quality.** --- ## Execution Flow Quick mode follows a streamlined process: ``` User Request → Direct Implementation → Atomic Commit → Summary ``` **What Quick Mode SKIPS:** - ❌ Multi-AI research (probe/discover) - ❌ Requirements planning (grasp/define) - ❌ Multi-AI validation (ink/deliver) - ❌ Plan-checker verification **What Quick Mode KEEPS:** - ✅ State tracking (records in state.json) - ✅ Atomic commits (git commit with des...

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Author
nyldn
Repository
nyldn/claude-octopus
Created
6 months ago
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MIT

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