just do!

Stop fighting with AI agents that insist on giving you a lecture every time you ask for a single command. This skill enforces a strict direct-execution mode for simple developer tasks. It eliminates the preamble, the "Here is the code you requested" filler, and the unprompted follow-up suggestions that clutter your terminal or chat history. It treats your time as the most valuable resource by delivering exactly what you asked for, and nothing else.

What it does

• Direct answers delivers factual lookups, syntax, and commands with zero conversational filler.
• Targeted edits performs single-spot changes like color updates or config tweaks without scanning the entire repo.
• Smart escalation automatically switches to full architectural analysis if a simple request reveals hidden dependencies.
• Minimalist coding returns self-contained functions or regex snippets as raw code blocks without tutorials.
• Safety checks appends a single-line warning only for destructive commands or version-specific risks.

How it works

1. Classify the request into one of three tiers based on complexity and risk.
2. Execute Tier 1 (answers) or Tier 2 (localized edits) with minimal tool usage and zero preamble.
3. Escalate to Tier 3 for multi-file refactors or destructive actions like database migrations.

Frameworks & tools

This skill is framework-agnostic and works across any CLI, language, or configuration format including git, docker, npm, and standard web stacks.

Why this beats prompting it yourself

Writing "be brief" or "no yapping" in your system prompt is often ignored by models when tasks get slightly complex. This skill provides a rigid logic gate that prevents the agent from expanding the scope of work or adding "helpful" tangents unless you explicitly ask for them.

Use cases

• Getting the exact syntax for a forgotten git or docker command.
• Swapping a hex code or timeout value in a specific, known file.
• Translating a short error message or string without a linguistic deep dive.
• Generating a single utility function or regex pattern.

Known limitations

Does not perform repo-wide refactors or style cleanups in fast-path mode. Requires specific parameters for edits; it will stop and ask if the target or value is missing.