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quick

The quick slash command executes straightforward development tasks directly without multi-AI orchestration, making atomic changes and generating summaries. Use it for isolated work like bug fixes, typo corrections, dependency updates, and small refactorings where the solution is already known, but escalate to other Octopus commands if tasks require research, planning, or complex architectural decisions.

View source Repository: claude-octopus

Install in Claude Code

Copy

mkdir -p ~/.claude/commands && curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nyldn/claude-octopus/HEAD/.claude/commands/quick.md -o ~/.claude/commands/quick.md

Then start a new Claude Code session; the slash command loads automatically.

Definition

quick.md

# Quick Mode Command

**Your first output line MUST be:** `🐙 Octopus Quick Mode`

Execute ad-hoc tasks without multi-AI orchestration overhead.

## Usage

```
/octo:quick "<task description>"
```

## When to Use

**Perfect for:**
- Bug fixes with known solutions
- Configuration updates
- Small refactorings
- Documentation fixes
- Dependency updates
- Typo corrections

**NOT for:**
- New features
- Architecture changes
- Security-sensitive work
- Tasks requiring research

## Examples

```
/octo:quick "fix typo in README"
/octo:quick "update Next.js to v15"
/octo:quick "remove console.log statements"
/octo:quick "add error handling to login function"
```

## What It Does

1. Directly implements the change
2. Creates atomic commit
3. Updates state
4. Generates summary

**Skips:** Research, planning, multi-AI validation

## Cost

Quick mode only uses Claude (included with Claude Code).
No external provider costs.

## When to Escalate

If the task becomes complex:
- Use `/octo:discover` for research
- Use `/octo:define` for planning
- Use `/octo:develop` for building
- Use `/octo:deliver` for validation