Get Shit Done

Get Shit Done is an open-source meta-prompting, context engineering and spec-driven development system for Claude Code by TÂCHES. The project is intended for developers working with Claude Code. The repository identifies these development approaches as the project's purpose and publishes the source under the MIT license.

Get Shit Done's original repository is now a public archive rather than the active home for development. The repository notice directs readers to GSD Core in the Open GSD repository. That distinction matters when deciding whether to consult the archived project or look for current development materials.

Get Shit Done brings together the development approaches named in the repository description. The supplied page establishes its relationship to Claude Code and identifies meta-prompting, context engineering and spec-driven development as its core capabilities. The page does not explain the individual commands or provide examples of these capabilities in use.

Get Shit Done is presented as a system for use with Claude Code, with its code available in a public GitHub repository. The supplied page does not give an installation sequence, configuration instructions or a command-by-command workflow. Those details cannot be established from the repository description and migration notice alone.

Get Shit Done's migration notice gives a specific route for current project activity: https://github.com/open-gsd/gsd-core. The notice identifies that repository as the location for current source code, issues, releases and contribution work. The original repository remains read-only, so the archive and the active development location serve different purposes.

Get Shit Done is for developers using Claude Code who want a system centered on prompting, context and specifications. The stated scope supports those development use cases, rather than establishing a broader audience or additional integrations. Readers seeking current project materials are directed to the successor repository named in the migration notice.

Get Shit Done is available as an open-source project under the MIT license through its public repository. The supplied product text does not list commercial plans or product subscription fees. The accompanying pricing page describes GitHub services, not Get Shit Done, and therefore does not establish pricing for this development system.

Get Shit Done's documented strengths are its explicit focus on Claude Code, its combination of the stated development approaches and its MIT-licensed source availability. The repository also clearly identifies the successor location. The main practical limitation is the archive status: readers must distinguish historical repository contents from current project development.