next
"What should I work on next?" — two modes. Fast mode (default): one-shot recommendation from docs + git state, ≤15 lines, no interview. Deep mode (`/next deep` or when user asks to explore priorities): multi-round interview to surface the best move.
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- MIT
- 所属仓库
- shenxingy/Clade
- 最近更新
- 2026-11-13
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01 前言 Front Matter
- name
- next
- description
- "What should I work on next?" — two modes. Fast mode (default): one-shot recommendation from docs + git state, ≤15 lines, no interview. Deep mode (`/next deep` or when user asks to explore priorities): multi-round interview to surface the best move.
- when_to_use
- 下一步做什么, what's next, priorities, what should I work on, 下个任务, stuck on priorities — NOT for external research (use /research)
- argument-hint
- [deep|fast]
- user_invocable
- true
02 资源文件 1
- 参考文档prompt.md11.9 KB
03 SKILL.md 正文
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worktree
Create or inspect runtime-adaptive isolated Git workspaces with explicit ownership and delivery routing
web-search
Route online research and URL reading to native tools or TinyFish MCP/API; prepare targeted requests, handle progress and failures, and check returned evidence. Applies to web search, fetching, and bulk collection; excludes repository/file search.
verify
Verify project behavior anchors — compilation, tests, and interaction checks after autonomous runs. NOT the Codex built-in /verify (which runs the app to observe a single change working) — this one walks the AGENTS.md "Features (Behavior Anchors)" list.
tasks
Coordinate dependency-aware project tasks across independent Codex, Codex, Kimi and human sessions using Beads. Use for shared plans, claiming work, task handoffs, acceptance and agent monitoring snapshots.
sync
End-of-session documentation sync — updates TODO.md and PROGRESS.md only (run /commit after to commit everything)
status
Show a provider-neutral, freshness-aware snapshot of active Agent work, Git delivery, execution identity, and usage limits. Use for “what's going on right now”, what is running, progress updates, active runtime/provider/model, or stuck-work checks.