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If the `/next` skill output isn't the last part of the current conversation, run it before doing anything else. Launch a background agent seeded with the runtime details and prompt output by the `/next` skill run that starts in the current working directory and returns immediately: ```bash LOG="${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/copilot-<slug>.log" PROMPT=$(cat <<'PROMPT_EOF' <the prompt from /next, verbatim> PROMPT_EOF ) nohup copilot --yolo --no-ask-user -n "<descriptive name>" --model "<model>" --effort "<level>" --context "<default | long_context>" -p "$PROMPT" > "$LOG" 2>&1 & ``` Paste the `/next` prompt between the markers unaltered: `<<'PROMPT_EOF'` carries its apostrophes and `#` through to the agent as one argument. `--no-ask-user` keeps a background agent working on its own, because a question it raises reaches nobody. The log lands outside the repository, clear of any worktree another agent owns. When `/next` returned `Fresh session in a new worktree`, still launch from the current directory: its prompt opens with the `git worktree add` that moves the agent before it writes. Confirm the agent is alive before reporting it — a few seconds on, `$LOG` shows its first tool calls. `nohup ... &` reports success whether the session started or died on a rejected flag, so the log is the only evidence either way: an `error:` line at the top of it means the flags never parsed, so correct them and relaunch. Always pass `-n`/`--name` with a descriptive name (e.g. `-n "Fix login bug"`) — a de