GSD
Plans and executes projects with multiple agents running in parallel.
Plans and executes projects with multiple agents running in parallel.
What it is
GSD is a project-management skill for Claude Code. Turns vague ideas into structured plans (milestones → phases → tasks), runs them with parallel sub-agents, and auto-commits every checkpoint. Everything survives /clear — your progress lives in .planning/ files.
Install / Setup
Option 1 — Terminal:
npx get-shit-done-cc@latest --global
Option 2 — Prompt Claude Code:
Install GSD (Get Shit Done) via "npx get-shit-done-cc@latest --global", confirm the /gsd:* commands are available, then kick off /gsd:new-project for my current project.
Key commands
/gsd:new-project— Bootstrap a new project, including requirements + roadmap/gsd:plan-phase— Detailed plan for a single phase/gsd:execute-phase— Runs every task in parallel with auto-commits/gsd:progress— Where am I? What's next?/gsd:resume-work— Restore context after/clear/gsd:debug— Systematic debugging with a persistent session/gsd:quick— Fast task with GSD guarantees (commits, state tracking)
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Use cases
- Spin up a new SaaS —
/gsd:new-projectwalks you through it, generates PROJECT.md and the phase plan. - Multi-day feature — Plan the phase, then
/gsd:execute-phase— Claude keeps going even across sessions (commits persist the state). - Rescue a debug session — Long bug hunt, context full →
/clear→/gsd:debugpicks up where you left off. - Team handoff — The
.planning/folder shows teammates (or another agent) exactly where the project stands. - Multi-tasking with sub-agents — Independent tasks in a phase run in parallel instead of one after the other.
Pro tip
Always review the plan before /gsd:execute-phase — 5 minutes fixing the plan beats 30 minutes undoing code. And: commit .planning/, don't .gitignore it. That's literally the thing that makes sessions survivable.
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