/simple

Bypass RLM mode for a simple operation.

Usage

`/rlm-claude-code:simple [command]` — Execute command without RLM orchestration

When to Use

Use `/rlm-claude-code:simple` when you know the task doesn't need RLM's context decomposition:

• Quick file reads: `/rlm-claude-code:simple show package.json`
• Simple commands: `/rlm-claude-code:simple run npm test`
• Git operations: `/rlm-claude-code:simple git status`
• Acknowledgments: `/rlm-claude-code:simple yes, continue`

How It Works

The `/simple` prefix tells RLM to skip complexity analysis and execute directly through standard Claude Code. This:

1. Avoids the ~50ms complexity classifier overhead 2. Skips context externalization 3. Uses direct model call without REPL 4. Still maintains conversation history

Examples

/rlm-claude-code:simple cat README.md
/rlm-claude-code:simple git diff HEAD~1
/rlm-claude-code:simple npm install lodash
/rlm-claude-code:simple ls -la src/

When NOT to Use

Don't use `/rlm-claude-code:simple` for:

• Multi-file operations
• Debugging with large output
• Refactoring tasks
• Anything that says "find all" or "across"
• Questions about code relationships

These benefit from RLM's context decomposition and recursive analysis.