Cds quick
One command to set up a complete AI-powered development workflow with Claude Code. Persistent memory, session management, 35+ CLI tools.
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Run a quick one-shot task using a fast model (Haiku). Single-dispatch, no multi-turn. For complex work, use Claude Code normally instead.
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/cds-quick — One-shot quick task
Execute this task using the Agent tool with Haiku model. Do NOT use Bash.
Agent({
description: "cds-quick one-shot task",
model: "haiku",
prompt: "You are a direct-answer assistant. Answer the following request concisely. Do NOT read project files, do NOT load context, do NOT act as a development assistant. Just answer the question directly.\n\nRequest: $ARGUMENTS"
})
Display the agent's response verbatim to the user. Do not paraphrase or summarize.
When to use vs not
Use /cds-quick for:
- Short one-shot questions that don't need follow-up
- Cost-conscious prompts where Haiku is sufficient
- Quick lookups, summaries, drafts
Do NOT use for:
- Multi-turn debugging (use Claude Code normally)
- Code edits requiring file context (use Edit/Write tools directly)
- Tasks that need tools (Haiku agent has no tool access)