/quick provides a streamlined workflow for small code changes: bug fixes, dependency bumps, config tweaks, and minor refactors. It intentionally skips planning, progress tracking, and docs so maintainers can make tight scoped changes quickly and commit.
Use /quick for single-purpose fixes like typos, small bug fixes, dependency updates, or formatting/cleanup that do not affect architecture or require documentation. Do not use it for new features, schema/migration work, or changes that need a formal plan.
.context/.quick. Advice on escalation: recommend switching to /build when the change is larger than expected.Designed for Claude Code and other developer-facing agents that perform lightweight code edits and commits.
Lightweight workflow skill for small bug fixes, chores, and config tweaks that don't need full planning. No scripts bundled — pure instruction-based. Clear trigger conditions, escalation path to /build, and conventional commit guidance. Well-structured but tightly coupled to the ystack ecosystem.
Clean, straightforward skill with no security concerns. Pure instruction-based with no executable scripts. Well-written SKILL.md with good guardrails against scope creep.
/go — Execute the Plan
Execute a previously created PLAN.md: run tasks in order (waves), produce atomic commits, and verify each step — designed for doc‑driven code execution workflow
PR — Ship It
Run final verification, check docs and tests, and create a pull request (or delegate to a repo pr-draft skill).