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Fast single-task execution — one shot, done. Use for small tasks that don't need full brainstorm/plan/work flow.
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Basado en la clasificación ocupacional SOC
Long-running iterative development loops. Run arbitrarily-long tasks without diluting model attention. Triggers: ralph, ralph loop, iterative loop, long-running task, development loop.
Full compactor reference — tool parameters, anti-patterns, sandbox languages, context budget, workflows.
Diagnostics — validate config, session DB, runtimes, and troubleshoot compactor issues.
Context management — compact session, recall history, run code, search content.
Stats display — context savings, session metrics, compactions, sandbox and recall/search counters.
Helps you use the /unipi:btw side-conversation workflow effectively. Use when you want to think in parallel, ask side questions without interrupting ongoing work, or inject a side thread back into the main agent.
| name | quick-work |
| description | Fast single-task execution — one shot, done. Use for small tasks that don't need full brainstorm/plan/work flow. |
Execute a single task directly. No brainstorm, no plan — just do it and record what happened.
This skill MAY: read/write code, run tests, commit, write summary to .unipi/docs/quick-work/.
This skill MAY NOT: create worktrees, merge branches, deploy.
/unipi:quick-work <string(greedy)>
string(greedy) — what to do (e.g., "add input validation to login form", "fix the typo in README")/unipi:brainstorm insteadExit: Task understood, scoped appropriately.
Straightforward — no planning, no discussion, just work.
Exit: Task complete.
Write summary to .unipi/docs/quick-work/YYYY-MM-DD-<topic>.md:
---
title: "{Topic}"
type: quick-work
date: YYYY-MM-DD
---
# {Topic}
## Task
{What was requested}
## Changes
- {File 1}: {what changed}
- {File 2}: {what changed}
## Verification
{How it was tested — "ran tests", "manual check", etc.}
## Notes
{Anything worth noting — gotchas, follow-ups, etc.}
"Done. Changes committed. Summary at
.unipi/docs/quick-work/YYYY-MM-DD-<topic>.md"
No further suggestions needed — this was a one-shot task.
Use quick-work for:
Use full flow (brainstorm/plan/work) for:
When in doubt, start with quick-work. If it gets complex, suggest switching to full flow.