/knowzcode:fix
The fix command is a fast path for micro-changes. It skips the full workflow and goes straight to implementation with a lightweight review. Ideal for typo fixes, small bug fixes, configuration changes, and other changes that do not warrant a full development cycle.
How it works
Run /knowzcode:fix with a description of the issue. The framework verifies the change is truly micro-scope (single file, under 50 lines, no architectural impact). If it qualifies, it makes the fix directly with a quick sanity check. If the scope is larger than expected, it automatically redirects to /knowzcode:work with the full workflow. This prevents accidentally using the fast path for changes that need proper analysis.
Terminal showing quick fix with automatic scope validation
Screenshot coming soon
Why it matters
Not every change deserves a five-phase workflow. Fixing a typo in documentation or correcting a configuration value should take seconds, not minutes. The fix command provides this fast path while still maintaining guardrails: it verifies scope before proceeding and redirects to the full workflow if the change is bigger than expected. This keeps the framework from becoming an obstacle for simple tasks.
Quick fix completing in under 10 seconds vs full workflow timeline
Screenshot coming soon
Related Features
Complexity Tiers
Automatically classifies work: Micro (single file), Light (2-phase), or Full (5-phase with all agents).
/knowzcode:work
Start a full development workflow with analysis, specs, implementation, testing, and audit.
Autonomous Mode
Quality gates auto-approved unless critical issues found. Safety exceptions always pause.