haiku-quick

Quick Mode

A quick task is a regular intent in quick mode (single-stage). The workflow engine's elicitation chain handles studio + stage selection; the only difference vs /haiku:haiku-start is that mode is locked to quick (skipping the mode-elicit step).

Process

1. Prelaborate briefly. If the task description is vague, ask ONE clarifying question via AskUserQuestion with options[]. Otherwise skip.
2. Create the intent with haiku_intent_create:
   • title: 3–8 words, ≤80 chars, single line. NOT a truncated description. Good: "Fix login button padding". Bad: "Fix login button padding on mobile because…"
   • description: 2–5 sentences of context.
   • studio_candidates (REQUIRED): the 2–4 studios that best fit, from haiku_studio_list. Fetch the list, pick the closest matches, pass their canonical names. The tool rejects the call without it (and tells you to fetch the list and retry).
   • Do NOT pass mode or stages — engine-managed. The tool will reject them.
3. Drive the lifecycle by calling haiku_run_next { intent: "<slug>" }. The workflow engine routes to select_studio first; the agent calls haiku_select_studio.
4. After studio is selected, the engine routes to select_mode. Call haiku_select_mode { intent: "<slug>", options: ["quick"] } — passing options: ["quick"] locks the mode without showing the picker (this is the only thing that distinguishes /haiku:haiku-quick from /haiku:haiku-start).
5. The engine then routes to select_stage. Call haiku_select_stage { intent: "<slug>" } — this elicits a single stage from the studio's stage list.
6. Drive forward. Each subsequent haiku_run_next advances through the pre-stage intent review and into the chosen stage.

Guardrails

• If the task needs multiple stages, stop and suggest /haiku:haiku-start instead — don't cram it into a single stage.
• The agent NEVER passes mode or stages directly to haiku_intent_create. Both are engine-controlled.
• The user picks the stage via haiku_select_stage's elicit — the agent does not pre-fill it unless the user already explicitly chose one in conversation, in which case pass options: ["<chosen-stage>"].