what-should-i-work-on

Infer time budget and mode to recommend a next task.

1|Updated Mar 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/kiran-capoor94/wizard --skill what-should-i-work-on
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: what-should-i-work-on
Source: https://github.com/kiran-capoor94/wizard/tree/main/src/wizard/skills/what-should-i-work-on
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kiran-capoor94/wizard --skill what-should-i-work-on

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Help users decide what to work on next by interpreting their available time and intent, delivering a single recommended task and optional alternatives.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Infer time_budget and mode from natural language input and route to the what_should_i_work_on tool.
  • Return a direct, actionable task recommendation with optional alternates.
  • Support quick-wins, focus work, and unblock scenarios by surfacing relevant tasks.

Quick Start

Ask me what I should work on and I will infer your time budget and mode to provide a direct recommendation.

Frequently Asked Questions about what-should-i-work-on

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I decide what task to work on next when I have limited time?

Task prioritization tools infer your available time and desired focus from natural language input, returning a single direct task recommendation and optional alternatives to immediately execute.

Can I get a work recommendation if I only have 30 minutes available?

Yes, you can state your exact time budget like 'I have 30 minutes' and the tool will infer your constraints to surface relevant quick-win tasks or unblock scenarios suited for that duration.

What is the best way to prioritize quick-win tasks versus deep focus work?

By inferring your desired mode from natural language input, the tool routes your request to distinguish between quick-win tasks, deep focus work, and unblock scenarios, delivering a direct recommendation.

How does the tool infer my time budget and focus mode from a simple prompt?

The tool parses natural language inputs like 'what should I work on' or 'what's next' to automatically infer your available time budget and focus mode, then routes this data to surface actionable tasks.

Do I need to manually categorize my tasks before asking what to work on next?

No manual categorization is required. You simply ask what you should work on next using natural language, and the tool infers your time budget and mode to provide direct, actionable task recommendations.

Why does the recommendation only surface a single task instead of a full list?

Surfacing a single direct task recommendation reduces decision fatigue and immediately directs your focus, while still providing optional alternatives if the primary suggestion does not fit your current context.