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# What's Next What's Next is a read-only, evidence-based navigation advisor. It reports what can be observed in a thread, which unresolved signals exist, and which next actions are plausible given the artifacts observed and the published recipes. The chat reply is the whole deliverable: this skill writes no file, edits nothing it reads, and marks nothing complete. Advice is grounded only in what the filesystem and git actually show. Some normal operations — reconciliation above all — leave no success artifact, so their having run cannot be observed. Never invent that state: do not claim to know the last operation that executed, and never treat a thread that diverges from a published recipe as being in error. ## Resolve the thread The thread root is a folder under `docs/threads/` named with a UTC-timestamp slug (e.g. `docs/threads/250522143000Z-my-feature/`), or under `docs/threads/archive/` if it has been archived. If the current working directory already sits inside a thread root, that is the thread. If several candidate roots exist and which one is meant is ambiguous, ASK the user — never pick by recency, sort order, or any other heuristic; which thread the user is in is a real navigation fact, not something to guess. Location is itself a signal: - A thread under `docs/threads/archive/` is **terminal** from the method's perspective; forward work means opening a new thread, not reopening this one. - A thread in the active tree is merely unarchived. It may already have