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To identify next steps in a project workflow, you provide your current project state and query the system. It analyzes phase, progress, and context to output the immediate next action along with its command, highlighting blockers and optional tasks.

Phase detection for project status tracking reads project state, sprint info, and recent activity to determine your current position. It maps progress against phase catalogs to pinpoint exact pipeline standing and required gating checks.

To track blockers and required tasks in a project phase, the system applies artifact checks and phase gating constraints to session notes and project state. It identifies upcoming required steps and current blockers, presenting them in a concise guidance output.

Yes, you can get project management guidance without modifying files. This read-only approach analyzes artifacts and context to provide actionable recommendations and step-by-step guidance without writing changes directly to project state.

Phase gating for status tracking requires artifacts like project state, phase catalogs, and session notes. The system reads these inputs to satisfy gating constraints, detect current phase, and determine immediate next actions.

Avoid automated next-step detection when your project lacks structured artifacts like phase catalogs or session notes. Without these inputs, the system cannot determine current position, detect blockers, or satisfy phase gating constraints.