get-shit-done-redux

GSD Core keeps AI coding assistants reliable over long sessions. The problem it targets is context rot, the quality drop that happens as an agent fills its context window and starts forgetting what it was doing. It runs the heavy research, planning and execution in fresh subagents so your main session stays lean. It's the community continuation of the original Get Shit Done project, MIT licensed and free.

Install is one command: npx @opengsd/gsd-core@latest. It works with Claude Code, OpenCode, Codex, Copilot, Cursor, Windsurf, Antigravity CLI, Kimi CLI and others. The workflow is a new-project command plus a five-step loop: discuss, plan, execute in parallel waves, verify, ship. Releases land every week or two, with a migration path off the deprecated original package.

Solo developers who run long agent sessions and watch quality degrade get the most out of this. Small teams adopting a shared agent workflow can standardize on the same loop. It's free at every scale; the cost is learning the discipline it imposes, which is the point.

The catch: it's methodology wrapped in tooling and only helps if you commit to the loop. Bolt it onto a chaotic workflow and you get chaos with extra steps. A hosted gsd-cloud is announced as coming soon with no pricing yet, so watch whether the free core stays the whole product.