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Quick Reference
| Scenario | Recommended Command |
|---|---|
| Build something from scratch | /gk:bootstrap |
| Explore an idea | /gk:brainstorm |
| Fast implementation | /gk:cook |
| Careful planning first | /gk:plan then /gk:cook @plan.md |
| Unknown error | /gk:debug then /gk:fix |
| Known error | /gk:fix |
| Save work locally | /gk:git cm |
| Save and share work | /gk:git cp |
| Understand a codebase | /gk:docs init |
| Architectural advice | /gk:ask |
| View recent changes | /gk:watzup |
| Visual plan view | /gk:kanban or /gk:preview |
| Tailor explanations | /gk:coding-level |
| GigiKit help | /gk:gk-help |
By Task Type
New Project Setup
| Command | When to Use |
|---|---|
/gk:bootstrap | Starting a brand new project — handles research, tech stack, planning, design, and implementation |
/gk:docs init | Joining an existing project — analyzes codebase and creates documentation |
Feature Building
Exploratory phase:
/gk:brainstorm "collaborative ideation without implementation"
Implementation phase:
| Approach | Command | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| All-in-one | /gk:cook "your task" | Most tasks — includes research, plan, implement, test, review |
| Planned | /gk:plan then /gk:cook @plan.md | Complex tasks requiring review before coding |
Fixing Issues
| Command | When to Use |
|---|---|
/gk:debug | Diagnostic analysis to find root causes |
/gk:fix | Smart routing for automatic issue-type detection |
/gk:fix --quick | Trivial bugs with obvious fixes |
/gk:fix --parallel | Complex issues spanning frontend and backend |
Git Operations
| Command | What It Does | Safety |
|---|---|---|
/gk:git cm | Stage and commit locally | Safe for experimentation |
/gk:git cp | Stage, commit, and push | Harder to undo |
/gk:git pr | Create pull request | Visible to team |
/gk:git merge | Merge branches | Irreversible |
/gk:worktree | Create isolated worktree | Safe parallel development |
Documentation
| Command | When to Use |
|---|---|
/gk:docs init | First-time project documentation |
/gk:docs update | Keep docs in sync with code changes |
/gk:docs summarize | Quick codebase overview |
Exploration & Research
| Command | When to Use |
|---|---|
/gk:scout | Fast parallel codebase search |
/gk:research | Deep technical research |
/gk:watzup | Review recent branch changes |
/gk:ask | Technical and architectural consultation |
Design
| Command | When to Use |
|---|---|
/gk:frontend-design | UI/UX design from screenshots or descriptions |
/gk:ui-ux-pro-max | Full design system with 50 styles and 21 palettes |
/gk:remotion | Video creation with React |
/gk:threejs | 3D graphics with Three.js |
/gk:ai-artist | AI image generation |
Code Quality
| Command | When to Use |
|---|---|
/gk:code-review | Review after implementation |
/gk:code-review codebase | Full codebase audit |
/gk:code-review codebase parallel | Large codebase, parallel review agents |
Planning Variations
| Command | When to Use |
|---|---|
/gk:plan | Auto-detect complexity |
/gk:plan --fast | Simple tasks, skip research |
/gk:plan --hard | Complex features, deep analysis |
/gk:plan --parallel | Multiple independent tasks |
/gk:plan --two | Compare two approaches |
Common Workflows
Build a Feature (Safe Approach)
/gk:brainstorm "explore options"
/gk:plan "create implementation plan"
# Review the plan, then clear context
/gk:cook plans/260305-feature/plan.md
/gk:git cp
/gk:git pr
Build a Feature (Fast Approach)
/gk:cook "describe your task"
# Automatically: research → plan → implement → test → review
/gk:git cp
Debug and Fix
/gk:debug "find root cause"
/gk:fix "apply the fix"
/gk:git cm
New Project Setup
/gk:bootstrap "describe your app"
# Automatically: research → tech stack → architecture → design → implementation → docs
Join an Existing Project
/gk:docs init
/gk:scout "explore codebase structure"
Next Steps
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