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This repository is no longer the active home for GSD 2 development. The project now continues as GSD Pi in the Open GSD repository: Use the new repository for current source code, issues, releases, and contribution work.
GSD 2 Has Moved
This repository is no longer the active home for GSD 2 development.
The project now continues as GSD Pi in the Open GSD repository:
https://github.com/open-gsd/gsd-pi
Use the new repository for current source code, issues, releases, and contribution work.
For community support, use the canonical Discord invite: https://discord.com/invite/nKXTsAcmbT
Videos
GSD 2 vs Claude Code: A New AI King?
Chase AI · 50K views
GSD-2 Complete Guide: Setup, Commands, and Real Tradeoffs
Build Things With AI · 3K views
GSD Training Tutorial Video | 01 Code : MG2T | Match & Get 2 Parts Together | G.G.P.G.G | TMU 76
The Spirit of Kaizen · 2K views
What people are saying
“Using Anthropic plans in GSD2: why we route through Claude Code CLI and expose workflow tools over MCP — We made an architectural change for Anthropic users that is worth explaining clearly. If you want to use your Anth…”
GH↑ 6jeremymcs↗
“How is GSD2 handling the recent Claude usage issues? — I am seeing that these can be gotten around using npx @anthropic-ai/claude-code over the npm or Install.sh approaches. Given that GSD2 is an all-in-one, I am wonder…”
GH↑ 6pdxred↗
“Major confusion about .gsd folders, symlinks etc. — Hello, Trying to move my vibe-flow onto gsd-2 and having some serious issues with how `.gsd` folders/links are set up. I am solo dev, but would like to keep all milest…”
GH↑ 6movy↗
“Downgrade to GSD v1? — With changes to Anthropic policies about Claude Code usage, third party apps will now draw from extra usage. V1 worked on claude code directly, so wondering if there is an easy way to downgrade to …”
GH↑ 4JavoByte↗
“Feedback requested: Configuration Overview — I think the info below would be useful. Anybody have feedback on it? GSD2 Configuration Reference Configuration Locations at a Glance | What | Global | Project | |------|-…”
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