I've noticed something extremely important when i use GSD. the mental fatigue that comes along with app development is dramatically reduced. - I (almost) don't need to worry about context rot anymore. - I can get into the small features I want in my app without needing to think about them. the AI suggest them to me. - I get other shit done while my team of agents work. I am sure there's plenty more! Thanks @Lex Christopherson

GSD Newbie here and kept getting lost in "what command when" so here is a little cheat sheet that shows the common commands used in the various parts of the GSD work loop: Starting a New Project /gsd:new-project → Answer questions, get PROJECT & ROADMAP MDs /gsd:quick → Build a quick feature without full gsd process (v 1.8) Daily Work Loop (within a milestone) /gsd:progress → "Where am I? What's next?" /gsd:discuss-phase N → Capture decisions before planning (don't skip!) /gsd:plan-phase N → Create executable plans /gsd:execute-phase N → Build it /gsd:verify-work N → Test it with Claude's guidance Stopping & Starting /gsd:pause-work → Creates handoff file when stopping mid-phase /gsd:resume-work → Restores context when coming back /gsd:progress → Alternative to resume - shows status & routes you Capturing Ideas While Working /gsd:add-todo → Quick capture without breaking flow /gsd:check-todos → Review captured items Milestone Transitions /gsd:audit-milestone → "Did we actually deliver what we promised?" /gsd:plan-milestone-gaps → Creates phases for anything missing /gsd:complete-milestone → Archives, git tags, prepares for next /gsd:new-milestone → Starts new milestone with full context Adjusting Scope Mid-Flight /gsd:add-phase → Append to end of roadmap /gsd:insert-phase 2.1 → Squeeze in urgent work between phases /gsd:remove-phase N → Remove a future phase

Early days on this here Skool community so expect things to get a nice tune up shortly. In the meantime, thank you for being here and the endless support for GSD. Please head over to Introductions and introduce yourself to the community. Cheers, Lex