plan-new-task

Propose development tasks and generate STV specs and trace artifacts from git history.

36|3|Updated Jan 6, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/2lab-ai/oh-my-claude --skill plan-new-task
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Skill: plan-new-task
Source: https://github.com/2lab-ai/oh-my-claude/tree/main/plugins/stv/skills/plan-new-task
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/2lab-ai/oh-my-claude --skill plan-new-task

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

When a repository's visible backlog is empty or contains only trivial leftovers, teams can stall without clear next steps; this Skill reviews completed work and project context to propose meaningful follow-up features and produce structured STV spec and trace artifacts ready for execution.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Backlog analysis: Scans docs/*/trace.md and Implementation Status to confirm there are no meaningful unfinished scenarios and surfaces any tiny carryover items.
  • Contextual ideation: Reviews completed specs, traces, and recent git history to identify natural follow-up features tied to recent work or visible gaps.
  • Spec generation handoff: Presents 2–4 candidate features with size estimates and invokes stv:new-task to create spec + trace artifacts for the selected idea.
  • Use Case: In a codebase where feature traces are complete, use this Skill to get prioritized, sized feature proposals and automatically generate the STV spec and trace for the chosen item.

Quick Start

Ask the skill to propose next work and generate an STV spec and trace for the best candidate feature based on completed docs and git history.

Frequently Asked Questions about plan-new-task

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I propose next features when the project backlog is empty?

To propose next features when the backlog is empty, analyze completed trace files and git history to identify natural follow-ups. This skill reviews docs/*/trace.md and recent commits to surface prioritized, sized feature candidates ready for execution.

Can I automatically generate STV specs and trace artifacts for new tasks?

Yes, you can automatically generate STV specs and trace artifacts for new tasks. After analyzing project context and presenting 2-4 candidate features, the skill invokes stv:new-task to create structured spec and trace outputs for your selected idea.

What is the best way to identify follow-up features from completed work?

The best way to identify follow-up features from completed work is to review completed specs, trace artifacts, and recent git history. This approach surfaces natural follow-up features tied to recent development or visible project gaps.

Does this feature ideation tool work with existing STV workflows?

Yes, this feature ideation tool works directly with existing STV workflows. It applies to repositories using docs/*/trace.md, reads implementation status, and invokes stv:new-task to seamlessly generate new structured spec and trace artifacts.

How do I estimate task size tiers for backlog candidates?

You estimate task size tiers for backlog candidates by analyzing recent commits and project context alongside completed specs. The skill evaluates this historical data to assign size estimates to the 2-4 proposed candidate features.

What happens to tiny carryover items found during backlog analysis?

During backlog analysis, tiny carryover items are surfaced alongside the confirmation that no meaningful unfinished scenarios remain. The skill scans trace files and implementation status to expose these trivial leftovers before proposing new features.