Name: next
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Author: demithras

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List leaf-level tasks and select one by number for execution.

1|1|Updated Jan 27, 2026

Search Tags:#planning #beads #command-line #task-selection #feature-paths #leaf-tasks #CLEAR-workflow

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npx skills add https://github.com/demithras/ClearMeta --skill next

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Skill: next
Source: https://github.com/demithras/ClearMeta/tree/main/.claude/skills/next
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/demithras/ClearMeta --skill next

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill surfaces all leaf-level tasks (the smallest indivisible work items) and lets you choose one by number, enabling deterministic planning and faster decision-making.

Core Features & Use Cases

Comprehensive leaf view: Lists every unblocked leaf task along with its feature-path context.
Deterministic selection: User or agent selects the target task by a number, ensuring reproducible outcomes.
CLEAR workflow integration: Works with upstream/downstream context, supports task status updates, and keeps a clean audit trail.

Quick Start

Invoke the /next command to display all leaf tasks, then enter the number of the task you want to execute. The system will present the chosen task and relevant context ready for action.

Frequently Asked Questions about next

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

FAQPage Schema

How do I select leaf tasks for execution in a CLEAR workflow?▼

To select leaf tasks in a CLEAR workflow, invoke the command to surface all unblocked leaf-level tasks with their feature-path context, then pick the target task by entering its corresponding number for deterministic execution.

What is the best way to list unblocked low-level tasks for command-line planning?▼

Listing unblocked low-level tasks for command-line planning is done by invoking the designated command, which presents every ready leaf task with its feature-path context in a numbered list for quick, auditable selections.

Do I need Bash and Read tools to pick tasks by number?▼

Yes, you need Bash and Read tools to pick tasks by number. The skill operates on CLEAR workflow task data using these specific tools to present the numbered list and process the selection command.

How does deterministic task selection work for feature paths?▼

Deterministic task selection for feature paths works by presenting all ready leaf tasks in a numbered list and requiring the user or agent to select by number. This ensures reproducible outcomes and maintains a clean audit trail.

Can I update task status when choosing leaf tasks for execution?▼

Yes, you can update task status when choosing leaf tasks for execution. The skill integrates with upstream and downstream context, supporting task status updates to keep a clean audit trail during planning and execution.