quick
Fast path for trivial changes — skip governance, minimal ceremony
Installation
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/quick — Fast Path Workflow
Execute a lightweight workflow for trivial changes: $ARGUMENTS
Use for: Documentation fixes, typos, comments, small refactors, non-behavioral changes.
Do NOT use for: New features, behavioral changes, anything requiring RFC/ADR.
WORKFLOW
CRITICAL: Steps MUST be executed in exact order. Do NOT skip ahead. Each step MUST be fully completed before starting the next.
1. Validate Environment
govctl status
Detect VCS: Try jj status first. If it succeeds, use jujutsu. Otherwise use git.
2. Create Work Item
govctl work new --active "<concise-title>"
govctl work add <WI-ID> acceptance_criteria "chore: Change completed"
3. Implement
GATE: Confirm <WI-ID> was created in step 2 before proceeding.
Do NOT write any code until the work item exists.
Make the changes. If referencing governance artifacts in code comments, use [[artifact-id]] syntax:
// Implements [[RFC-0001:C-FOO]]
Run validations:
govctl check
4. Record
# jj
jj commit -m "<type>(<scope>): <description>"
# git
git add . && git commit -m "<type>(<scope>): <description>"
5. Complete
govctl work tick <WI-ID> acceptance_criteria "Change completed" -s done
govctl work move <WI-ID> done
6. Final Record
# jj
jj commit -m "chore(work): complete <WI-ID>"
# git
git add . && git commit -m "chore(work): complete <WI-ID>"
WHEN TO SWITCH TO /gov
If during implementation you discover:
- This requires behavioral changes → switch to
/gov - This needs RFC specification → switch to
/gov - This is an architectural decision → switch to
/gov
BEGIN EXECUTION NOW.
Examples
Read the usage examples in the source repository.
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- Indexed on
- 2026-03-11
- Index updated
- 2026-03-11
- Branch
- main
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