Small, focused fixes with TDD — no spec, no review, no verify, no docs. Just branch, test, implement, commit.
/cquick is a standalone skill — it operates outside the main pipeline. It’s for small fixes that don’t justify the full /cspec → /creview → /ctdd → /cverify → /cdocs pipeline. If the change grows beyond the scope guard (50 LOC, 3 files), it tells you to switch to /cspec.
main or master; tells you to create a feature branchAgent: Checking branch... on fix/typo-in-readme. Good.
No active workflow. Scope looks small — 5 lines, 1 file.
Writing test for the fix...
Test written and confirmed failing (RED).
Implementing fix...
All tests passing (GREEN).
Committed: "Fix typo in configuration example"
| Reads | Writes |
|---|---|
.correctless/config/workflow-config.json |
Test files (project test directory) |
.correctless/artifacts/workflow-state-{slug}.json (existence check) |
Source files (implementation) |
| Git commit |
/cquick works the same at all intensity levels. It deliberately skips all ceremony — that’s the point.
/cspec instead.git checkout -b fix/description./cquick.