What problem does it solve? After a skill finishes running, users often don't know what to do next. The Next Skills protocol (NSP) reads a completed skill's declared follow-on recommendations and presents them as a pickable list, so multi-skill workflows chain together without the user memorizing the catalog. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Successor surfacing: Reads the next-skills: front-matter list of a finished skill and offers each entry with its activation phrase and a one-line reason. - Runtime-mapped presentation: Uses AskUserQuestion multi-select in Claude Code, or a numbered prose list in Codex and other runtimes. - Offer-only, loop-safe design: Recommendations are never auto-invoked; the caller gates every hop, and empty lists stop silently. - Use Case: After an investigation skill completes, NSP offers /plan-create and /cold-review as next steps, letting the user pick the follow-on action with one selection. ## Quick Start Run /next-skills followed by a skill name to preview that skill's declared successor recommendations.