quick-question-q
Ask Claude a quick question and get a direct answer — no planning, no file edits, no tool use, no code search. Just type /q followed by your
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Ask Claude a quick question and get a direct answer — no planning, no file edits, no tool use, no code search. Just type /q followed by your question.
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- Kind
- Plugins
- Topic
- Developer tools
- Publisher
- nentrapper-g-rod
- Origin
- marketplace
- Category
- ferramentas
- Last push
- 2026-03-31T00:32:32Z
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- ativo
- Added
- 2026-08-30 01:48:58
- Updated
- 2026-08-30 01:48:58
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nentrapper-g-rod/claude-quick-question/quick-question-q
README
# Quick Question (/q) Don't you find it annoying that Claude will search your codebase, spin up a plan, edit files, and run half a dozen tools — but won't just *answer your question*? You ask "what port does Redis use?" and suddenly it's grepping through your entire project looking for Redis configs. That's why I created `/q`. One simple slash command that tells Claude to skip everything and just give you a straight answer. No planning. No file edits. No tool use. No code search. Just the answer. ## Usage ``` /q what port does Redis use? → 6379 /q what's the difference between let and const in JavaScript? → let can be reassigned, const cannot. Both are block-scoped. /q what is a Python decorator? → A wrapper that modifies a function's behavior without changing its code. /q how do I reverse a list in JavaScript? → array.reverse() mutates in place, or [...array].reverse() for a copy. ``` ## Install ``` /plugin install quick-question ``` Or manually copy the command file to use it right away: ```bash # User-level (works in all projects) mkdir -p ~/.claude/commands cp .claude-plugin/commands/q.md ~/.claude/commands/q.md # Project-level (works only in that project) mkdir -p .claude/commands cp .claude-plugin/commands/q.md .claude/commands/q.md ``` ## This Should Be Built In Honestly, this shouldn't need to be a plugin. A "just answer me" mode should be a default part of Claude Code. Every coding assistant should know the difference between "help me refactor this module" and "what does `errno 13` mean?" One needs tools, planning, and file access. The other just needs a sentence. Until that's a first-class feature, `/q` fills the gap. ## How It Works It's just a prompt template. The `/q` command prepends an instruction telling Claude to answer directly, then passes along your question. That's it — no magic, no dependencies, no config. ## License MIT