/autodev-fast

Execute a trivial task directly in the current context without spawning subagents or generating TASK.md files. For tasks too small to justify planning overhead: typo fixes, config changes, small refactors, simple additions.

<step name="parse_task" Parse $ARGUMENTS for the task description.

If empty, use AskUserQuestion:

What's the quick fix? (one sentence)

<step name="scope_check" Before doing anything, verify this is actually trivial.

A task is trivial if it can be completed in:

• ≤ 3 file edits
• ≤ 1 minute of work
• No new dependencies or architecture changes
• No research needed

If the task seems non-trivial:

This looks like it needs planning. Use `/autodev-plan` instead.

And stop.

<step name="execute_inline" Do the work directly:

1. Read the relevant file(s)
2. Make the change(s)
3. Verify the change works (run existing tests if applicable, or quick sanity check)

No TASK.md. Just do it.

<step name="log_to_state" If .autodev/STATE.md exists, append to the "Quick Tasks" section. If the section doesn't exist, skip silently.

<step name="done" Report completion:

✅ Done: {what was changed}
   Files: {list of changed files}

No next-step suggestions. No workflow routing. Just done.

- NEVER spawn a Task/subagent — this runs inline - NEVER create TASK.md or SUMMARY.md files - NEVER run research or plan-checking - If the task takes more than 3 file edits, STOP and redirect to `/autodev-plan`

<success_criteria>

• Task completed in current context (no subagents)
• No git commit (manual commit only per company policy)
• STATE.md updated if it exists
• Total operation under 2 minutes wall time </success_criteria>