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Use when a written implementation plan is to be executed by the current agent itself rather than by subagents: the user chose the cheaper mode, the harness cannot dispatch subagents, or the plan is short and fully specified.
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Use when a written implementation plan is to be executed by the current agent itself rather than by subagents: the user chose the cheaper mode, the harness cannot dispatch subagents, or the plan is short and fully specified.
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Inline Execution
Execute the plan yourself, task by task, in this context. There is no implementer or reviewer per task; there is one fresh review of the whole branch at the end. This is the cheapest execution mode: one context plus one reviewer.
Core principle: the plan already did the thinking, so execute it exactly, prove every step with a test you watched fail and pass, and leave a ledger that survives your own forgetting. Inline mode gives up a fresh context and a second pair of eyes per task. It buys them back by other means: the brief is the spec, the ledger is the memory, test-first is the per-task gate, and the final reviewer is the second pair of eyes.
The Prime Directive
NO TASK IS DONE WITHOUT A TEST RUN YOU READ AND A LEDGER LINE THAT RECORDS IT
No exceptions. No workarounds. No shortcuts.
When to Use
Required:
- A plan from
godmode:task-planningexists and the user chose inline execution. - Or the harness has no way to dispatch subagents. Never pretend to dispatch one; run the plan here.
- Or the plan is short and fully specified (it contains the code to write), so execution is transcription plus testing.
Skip:
- The user wants a review gate on every task: use
godmode:delegated-execution. - The plan is long enough that its last tasks would run on a heavily compacted context: prefer
godmode:delegated-execution. Inline still works over a long plan because the ledger makes it recoverable, but the last tasks get the least of you. - Several independent problems with no shared plan: use
godmode:parallel-execution.
Cost note for the user. A fully specified plan runs well on a mid-tier session model. The one seat that earns the top tier is the final review, which this skill dispatches separately (see godmode:model-routing). Say so when the user picks this mode.
Operating Rules
Run continuously. Do not stop between tasks to ask "should I continue?". The user chose this mode to spend less, not to answer prompts.
Optional checkpoints. If the user asked for them ("check in every 3 tasks"), stop after every N completed tasks with a five-line status: tasks done, rulings made, deferred minors, next task, anything that needs their eyes. Record Checkpoint: after Task <N> in the ledger. Without that request, there are no checkpoints.
Rulings, not stalls. Conflicts, ambiguities and plan defects are yours to decide. The spec is the binding authority, the plan is its argument. Record each decision as Ruling: <what> / <why> / <cost if wrong> and continue. Deviating from the plan without a ledgered ruling is a decision made in secret.
Four things stop you: an irreversible or destructive action; a security-sensitive action; an outward side effect norms say you ask about first (merge, push to a shared branch, publish); a plan so broken that every path forward is a guess.
Keep your context lean. Every tool output stays resident and is re-read on every later turn. Redirect long test output to a file in the plan workspace and read its tail. Read one brief, never the whole plan again.
The Protocol
-
Isolate. Invoke
godmode:workspace-isolation. Never implement on the trunk branch without the user's explicit consent. -
Open the plan workspace and ledger. Same directory and format as
godmode:delegated-execution:.godmode/runs/<plan-slug>/progress.md, with the commands and line formats in that skill'sreferences/ledger-and-workspace.md. WriteMode: inlineon the second line. If a ledger for this plan exists, resume at the first task without acompleteline; tasks marked complete are never redone, because their commits exist even when your memory of them does not. -
Read the plan once, and the spec it names. Note the global constraints. Create one task-tracker item per plan task.
-
Load
godmode:test-firstnow, before Task 1. It governs every step below; a plan whose steps already say "write the failing test" does not exempt you from it. -
Pre-flight scan. For every task that consumes what an earlier task produces, write one ledger row: the two tasks, what is produced against what is consumed, what you found. If no tasks share anything, write
Pre-flight: no shared interfaces. Rule on every conflict before Task 1. -
Run the task loop below for each task in order.
-
Final review (section below), then finish: report rulings and deferred minors, then invoke
godmode:merge-protocol.
The Task Loop
a. Take the task. Record BASE with git rev-parse HEAD. Extract the task's brief to task-<N>-brief.md and read it, even for a task you remember from setup: memory is a summary, the brief has the exact values. Mark the tracker item in progress.
b. Work the steps in order. The plan's steps are already in red-green order. Write the test, run it, and watch it fail for the reason the plan expects. A test that passes before the implementation exists is a finding about the test. Every step that runs a command has an expected result; compare the real output against it. Three outcomes:
- Matches: next step.
- The code is wrong: invoke
godmode:fault-diagnosis. Find the cause; never patch the symptom so the output matches. - The plan is wrong (a step contradicts the spec, an interface from an earlier task does not match, a command that cannot work): rule on the smallest change that satisfies the spec, ledger it as
Task <N>: Ruling: ..., and continue. Later tasks read the ruling from the ledger.
c. Commit as the plan's commit steps say. Several commits per task are fine; the review range is cut from BASE, never HEAD~1.
d. Completion contract. All of these are true, with evidence from this session:
- Every test the brief names exists, ran in this task, and you read its output.
- The final test run for the task passed, and you ran it after the last edit.
- Every expected result in the brief was compared with real output.
- Every deviation from the brief has a
Ruling:line. Anything missing means the task is not done.godmode:completion-gategoverns the claim.
e. Record it. In the same step as the last commit, append:
Task <N>: complete (commits <base>..<head>, tests: <command> -> <result>) and a Cost: line (test runs, fix attempts). Mark the tracker item done and take the next task.
Final Review
Build a review package from git merge-base <trunk> HEAD to HEAD (commands in the shared reference).
With subagents available: dispatch one fresh reviewer on a top-tier model, naming model and effort, using godmode:delegated-execution's reviewer prompt in whole-branch mode. Give it the package path, the plan and spec paths, the plan's review focus section if it has one, and a pointer to the ledger's Ruling: lines. This is the one fresh context the run buys. Do not skip it and do not substitute your own read of the diff.
Without subagents: perform that review yourself as a separate pass after the last task's ledger line, using the same prompt as a checklist. Ledger Final: self-review (no subagents available) and say so in the final message: the author reviewing their own work is weaker, and the user decides whether that is enough before merging. Offer godmode:cross-model-review as the stronger option.
Act on the findings. Re-grade each one by effect: what a reasonable user of this software gets if it ships, not whether the spec happened to name the triggering input. Then:
- Critical and Important: fix them yourself in ONE pass. Each fix starts with a test that reproduces the finding; watch it fail, make it pass, then run the whole suite. Ledger
Final: fixed <finding> / <test> red to green / suite <n>/<n>. No re-review: the failing-then-passing test answers "addressed" and the green suite answers "broke nothing". - Minor: ledger as
Final: minor (deferred): .... Minors never enter the fix pass. - A finding you will not fix is a ruling with a cost, and it reaches the user. There is no second fix pass.
Finish
Your final message carries every Ruling: line in the order made, each with its cost if wrong, under "Rulings I made", and every deferred minor under "Deferred minors". Both lists are exhaustive. Then invoke godmode:merge-protocol. Delete the plan workspace only after the work lands or the user keeps the branch.
Cognitive Traps
| Rationalisation | Truth |
|---|---|
| "I remember what Task N says" | You remember a summary. The brief has the exact values. Read it. |
| "The plan's code is right, skip watching the test fail" | A test you never saw fail proves nothing. It is one command. Run it. |
| "I'll write the ledger lines after a few tasks" | Compaction does not wait for a convenient moment. One line per task, with the commit. |
| "The plan is wrong here, I'll quietly do the right thing" | Do the right thing and ledger the ruling. |
| "I read my own diff carefully; the final reviewer is redundant" | Same author, same blind spots. The reviewer is the only fresh context this run buys. |
| "The fix is obvious, no failing test needed" | The failing test is the only proof the finding was real and is now gone. |
| "I'll fix the minors while I'm in there" | Each is a test, a fix and a suite run nobody asked for. Ledger them; the user decides. |
| "Let me check in before the next task" | Only if the user asked for checkpoints. Otherwise only the four stops stop you. |
Guardrails
Never:
- Implement on the trunk branch without explicit consent.
- Redo a task the ledger marks complete.
- Mark a task done on a test run older than the last edit.
- Skip the final review, or replace a fresh reviewer with self-review when subagents are available.
- Run a second fix pass after the final review.
Always:
- Read the brief at the start of every task.
- Ledger every completion, ruling, deferred minor and checkpoint as it happens.
- Name model and effort when dispatching the final reviewer.
- Tell the user when the final review was a self-review.
Connections
godmode:task-planning: produces the plan.godmode:workspace-isolation: worktree and clean baseline before Task 1.godmode:test-first: the gate inside every task.godmode:fault-diagnosis: when a step's output shows the code is wrong.godmode:completion-gate: the evidence rule behind every "done".godmode:delegated-execution: the per-task-review mode; shares this workspace and ledger, so a run can switch modes mid-plan.godmode:model-routing: the tier for the final reviewer.godmode:cross-model-review: a second model family before landing, strongly advised after a self-review.godmode:merge-protocol: the hand-off at the end.
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---
name: inline-execution
description: "Use when a written implementation plan is to be executed by the current agent itself rather than by subagents: the user chose the cheaper mode, the harness cannot dispatch subagents, or the plan is short and fully specified."
---
# Inline Execution
Execute the plan yourself, task by task, in this context. There is no implementer or reviewer per task; there is one fresh review of the whole branch at the end. This is the cheapest execution mode: one context plus one reviewer.
**Core principle: the plan already did the thinking, so execute it exactly, prove every step with a test you watched fail and pass, and leave a ledger that survives your own forgetting.** Inline mode gives up a fresh context and a second pair of eyes per task. It buys them back by other means: the brief is the spec, the ledger is the memory, test-first is the per-task gate, and the final reviewer is the second pair of eyes.
## The Prime Directive
```
NO TASK IS DONE WITHOUT A TEST RUN YOU READ AND A LEDGER LINE THAT RECORDS IT
```
No exceptions. No workarounds. No shortcuts.
## When to Use
**Required:**
- A plan from `godmode:task-planning` exists and the user chose inline execution.
- Or the harness has no way to dispatch subagents. Never pretend to dispatch one; run the plan here.
- Or the plan is short and fully specified (it contains the code to write), so execution is transcription plus testing.
**Skip:**
- The user wants a review gate on every task: use `godmode:delegated-execution`.
- The plan is long enough that its last tasks would run on a heavily compacted context: prefer `godmode:delegated-execution`. Inline still works over a long plan because the ledger makes it recoverable, but the last tasks get the least of you.
- Several independent problems with no shared plan: use `godmode:parallel-execution`.
**Cost note for the user.** A fully specified plan runs well on a mid-tier session model. The one seat that earns the top tier is the final review, which this skill dispatches separately (see `godmode:model-routing`). Say so when the user picks this mode.
## Operating Rules
**Run continuously.** Do not stop between tasks to ask "should I continue?". The user chose this mode to spend less, not to answer prompts.
**Optional checkpoints.** If the user asked for them ("check in every 3 tasks"), stop after every N completed tasks with a five-line status: tasks done, rulings made, deferred minors, next task, anything that needs their eyes. Record `Checkpoint: after Task <N>` in the ledger. Without that request, there are no checkpoints.
**Rulings, not stalls.** Conflicts, ambiguities and plan defects are yours to decide. The spec is the binding authority, the plan is its argument. Record each decision as `Ruling: <what> / <why> / <cost if wrong>` and continue. Deviating from the plan without a ledgered ruling is a decision made in secret.
**Four things stop you:** an irreversible or destructive action; a security-sensitive action; an outward side effect norms say you ask about first (merge, push to a shared branch, publish); a plan so broken that every path forward is a guess.
**Keep your context lean.** Every tool output stays resident and is re-read on every later turn. Redirect long test output to a file in the plan workspace and read its tail. Read one brief, never the whole plan again.
## The Protocol
1. **Isolate.** Invoke `godmode:workspace-isolation`. Never implement on the trunk branch without the user's explicit consent.
2. **Open the plan workspace and ledger.** Same directory and format as `godmode:delegated-execution`: `.godmode/runs/<plan-slug>/progress.md`, with the commands and line formats in that skill's `references/ledger-and-workspace.md`. Write `Mode: inline` on the second line. If a ledger for this plan exists, resume at the first task without a `complete` line; tasks marked complete are never redone, because their commits exist even when your memory of them does not.
3. **Read the plan once, and the spec it names.** Note the global constraints. Create one task-tracker item per plan task.
4. **Load `godmode:test-first` now,** before Task 1. It governs every step below; a plan whose steps already say "write the failing test" does not exempt you from it.
5. **Pre-flight scan.** For every task that consumes what an earlier task produces, write one ledger row: the two tasks, what is produced against what is consumed, what you found. If no tasks share anything, write `Pre-flight: no shared interfaces`. Rule on every conflict before Task 1.
6. **Run the task loop** below for each task in order.
7. **Final review** (section below), then **finish**: report rulings and deferred minors, then invoke `godmode:merge-protocol`.
## The Task Loop
**a. Take the task.** Record `BASE` with `git rev-parse HEAD`. Extract the task's brief to `task-<N>-brief.md` and read it, even for a task you remember from setup: memory is a summary, the brief has the exact values. Mark the tracker item in progress.
**b. Work the steps in order.** The plan's steps are already in red-green order. Write the test, run it, and watch it fail for the reason the plan expects. A test that passes before the implementation exists is a finding about the test. Every step that runs a command has an expected result; compare the real output against it. Three outcomes:
- **Matches:** next step.
- **The code is wrong:** invoke `godmode:fault-diagnosis`. Find the cause; never patch the symptom so the output matches.
- **The plan is wrong** (a step contradicts the spec, an interface from an earlier task does not match, a command that cannot work): rule on the smallest change that satisfies the spec, ledger it as `Task <N>: Ruling: ...`, and continue. Later tasks read the ruling from the ledger.
**c. Commit** as the plan's commit steps say. Several commits per task are fine; the review range is cut from `BASE`, never `HEAD~1`.
**d. Completion contract.** All of these are true, with evidence from this session:
- Every test the brief names exists, ran in this task, and you read its output.
- The final test run for the task passed, and you ran it after the last edit.
- Every expected result in the brief was compared with real output.
- Every deviation from the brief has a `Ruling:` line.
Anything missing means the task is not done. `godmode:completion-gate` governs the claim.
**e. Record it.** In the same step as the last commit, append:
`Task <N>: complete (commits <base>..<head>, tests: <command> -> <result>)` and a `Cost:` line (test runs, fix attempts). Mark the tracker item done and take the next task.
## Final Review
Build a review package from `git merge-base <trunk> HEAD` to `HEAD` (commands in the shared reference).
**With subagents available:** dispatch one fresh reviewer on a top-tier model, naming model and effort, using `godmode:delegated-execution`'s reviewer prompt in whole-branch mode. Give it the package path, the plan and spec paths, the plan's review focus section if it has one, and a pointer to the ledger's `Ruling:` lines. This is the one fresh context the run buys. Do not skip it and do not substitute your own read of the diff.
**Without subagents:** perform that review yourself as a separate pass after the last task's ledger line, using the same prompt as a checklist. Ledger `Final: self-review (no subagents available)` and say so in the final message: the author reviewing their own work is weaker, and the user decides whether that is enough before merging. Offer `godmode:cross-model-review` as the stronger option.
**Act on the findings.** Re-grade each one by effect: what a reasonable user of this software gets if it ships, not whether the spec happened to name the triggering input. Then:
- **Critical and Important:** fix them yourself in ONE pass. Each fix starts with a test that reproduces the finding; watch it fail, make it pass, then run the whole suite. Ledger `Final: fixed <finding> / <test> red to green / suite <n>/<n>`. No re-review: the failing-then-passing test answers "addressed" and the green suite answers "broke nothing".
- **Minor:** ledger as `Final: minor (deferred): ...`. Minors never enter the fix pass.
- **A finding you will not fix** is a ruling with a cost, and it reaches the user.
There is no second fix pass.
## Finish
Your final message carries every `Ruling:` line in the order made, each with its cost if wrong, under "Rulings I made", and every deferred minor under "Deferred minors". Both lists are exhaustive. Then invoke `godmode:merge-protocol`. Delete the plan workspace only after the work lands or the user keeps the branch.
## Cognitive Traps
| Rationalisation | Truth |
|---|---|
| "I remember what Task N says" | You remember a summary. The brief has the exact values. Read it. |
| "The plan's code is right, skip watching the test fail" | A test you never saw fail proves nothing. It is one command. Run it. |
| "I'll write the ledger lines after a few tasks" | Compaction does not wait for a convenient moment. One line per task, with the commit. |
| "The plan is wrong here, I'll quietly do the right thing" | Do the right thing and ledger the ruling. |
| "I read my own diff carefully; the final reviewer is redundant" | Same author, same blind spots. The reviewer is the only fresh context this run buys. |
| "The fix is obvious, no failing test needed" | The failing test is the only proof the finding was real and is now gone. |
| "I'll fix the minors while I'm in there" | Each is a test, a fix and a suite run nobody asked for. Ledger them; the user decides. |
| "Let me check in before the next task" | Only if the user asked for checkpoints. Otherwise only the four stops stop you. |
## Guardrails
**Never:**
- Implement on the trunk branch without explicit consent.
- Redo a task the ledger marks complete.
- Mark a task done on a test run older than the last edit.
- Skip the final review, or replace a fresh reviewer with self-review when subagents are available.
- Run a second fix pass after the final review.
**Always:**
- Read the brief at the start of every task.
- Ledger every completion, ruling, deferred minor and checkpoint as it happens.
- Name model and effort when dispatching the final reviewer.
- Tell the user when the final review was a self-review.
## Connections
- `godmode:task-planning`: produces the plan.
- `godmode:workspace-isolation`: worktree and clean baseline before Task 1.
- `godmode:test-first`: the gate inside every task.
- `godmode:fault-diagnosis`: when a step's output shows the code is wrong.
- `godmode:completion-gate`: the evidence rule behind every "done".
- `godmode:delegated-execution`: the per-task-review mode; shares this workspace and ledger, so a run can switch modes mid-plan.
- `godmode:model-routing`: the tier for the final reviewer.
- `godmode:cross-model-review`: a second model family before landing, strongly advised after a self-review.
- `godmode:merge-protocol`: the hand-off at the end.
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