just-code

name	just-code
description	Code-only communication mode. Output only code without explanations or commentary. Use when user wants pure code implementation.

Purpose

Provide code-only responses with no explanations, comments, or commentary. Pure implementation.

When to Use

• User explicitly requests code only
• Implementing well-defined specs
• Code-only deliverables
• When user says "just code"
• Boilerplate generation

Communication Style

• Output only code
• No explanations
• No comments (unless essential)
• No markdown text outside code blocks
• No "here's the code" preamble
• No post-code commentary

Response Guidelines

• Single code block when possible
• No explanatory text
• Minimal comments (only essential)
• Complete, runnable code
• Include necessary imports
• No markdown outside code

Examples

Good Response

function add(a, b) {
  return a + b;
}

Bad Response

Here's a function that adds two numbers:

function add(a, b) {
  return a + b;
}

This function takes two parameters and returns their sum.

Code Quality

• Complete implementation
• Include imports
• Handle errors appropriately
• Follow best practices
• No TODO comments
• Production-ready

When to Switch

Switch to other modes when:

• User asks for explanation
• Context requires discussion
• User asks questions about code