flow-next

Manage Flow epics and tasks within a repository using the flowctl CLI.

Updated Jan 22, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/raydocs/antiflowskills --skill flow-next-raydocs
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Skill: flow-next
Source: https://github.com/raydocs/antiflowskills/tree/main/.factory/skills/flow-next
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/raydocs/antiflowskills --skill flow-next-raydocs

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Managing and tracking Flow epics and tasks inside the repository to keep planning and progress visible without switching tools.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • In-repo task tracking for epics and tasks using the local flowctl CLI.
  • View statuses, create tasks, and monitor readiness to start work.
  • Supports end-to-end workflow coordination within a single repository.

Quick Start

Run the repository-local flowctl CLI to list epics and tasks and verify the workflow setup.

Frequently Asked Questions about flow-next

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I track epics and tasks inside a local repository?

To track epics and tasks inside a local repository, you use the flowctl CLI to manage status monitoring and task planning directly in-repo. This keeps progress visible without switching to external tools.

What is in-repo task management for software development workflows?

In-repo task management is organizing epics and tasks within your codebase using the flowctl CLI. It keeps planning and progress visible locally, eliminating the need to switch between separate tracking tools during development.

How do I check task readiness to start work using flowctl?

You check task readiness using flowctl by running the repository-local CLI to list epics and tasks and verify their statuses. This monitors whether your workflow setup is prepared for development.

Can I monitor epic status without leaving the repository?

Yes, you can monitor epic status without leaving the repository by running flowctl commands locally. It supports end-to-end workflow coordination and status reporting directly within your current project.

Do I need external tools to coordinate end-to-end workflow planning?

No, you do not need external tools to coordinate end-to-end workflow planning. The local flowctl CLI supports in-repo epic and task organization, allowing deterministic task management and status reporting in one place.

What are the limitations of local-repo task tracking with flowctl?

Local-repo task tracking with flowctl is limited to deterministic task management commands and in-repo epic organization. It requires the local CLI setup and does not replace external project management platforms for cross-team coordination.