session-nextlisted

Implement the next task from the project's task sequence (backlog). Reads SEQUENCE.md, picks the next open entry that has a linked breakdown, executes it, and marks it done. Use when the user wants to make progress on the backlog without naming a specific task. Triggers on "/session-next" or when user says "implement the next task", "do the next task", "what's next — just do it", or "work the backlog".
matshoppenbrouwers/session-flow · ★ 3 · AI & Automation · score 76

Install: claude install-skill matshoppenbrouwers/session-flow

# Session Next Pick up and execute the next ready task from the sequence backlog. **Announce:** "Using session-next to implement the next task from the sequence." ## Non-Negotiables 1. **Only execute entries with a valid linked breakdown.** An entry marked `(needs breakdown)` or with a dangling link is not ready. Skip it and offer `/session-groom`. 2. **Mark `[x]` on completion.** Always update the entry in `SEQUENCE.md`. For a per-task breakdown, also set `**Status**: [x]` in the file. (A phase-file anchor has no per-task `**Status**` line — `/session-delegation` marks the phase tasks `[x]`; you just close the entry.) Do not batch — a backlog reader must see live state. 3. **Respect order and priority.** Pick the topmost open entry; among equals, prefer lower P-number (P1 before P3). At equal priority, a manual entry outranks one marked `[auto]` — a bot's enqueue never jumps ahead of what the user asked for. Don't cherry-pick the easy one. 4. **Hand off multi-task breakdowns.** If the link points to a `session-task-planning` phase file, dispatch via `/session-delegation` — do not try to do a whole phase as one task. 5. **One task per invocation unless told otherwise.** Finish, report, and suggest the next. Don't silently churn through the whole backlog. ## Path Resolution 1. Read `.session-flow.json` for `paths.sequence`, `paths.tasks`, `paths.todo`. 2. If missing, detect `{todo}/SEQUENCE.md` and `{todo}/tasks/`. 3. If no sequence file exists, say so and suggest `/sess