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what-now

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Suggest what the user should do now from their own to-do list (GTD Brain next actions). Use when they ask "what should I do today?", "what can I get done in 30 minutes?", "I'm out, any errands?", or say where they are or how much time or energy they have. Not for choosing coding tasks in a repo.

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    1. nnguyenquangg/claude-code-spec-driven-development★ 22same name

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3 rules. About 0 are common, 0 are distinctive, and 3 are very specific to this project.

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  1. Very specific:

    If no GTD Brain tool is available, follow /gtdbrain:setup instead of guessing.

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  2. Very specific:

    If a context was given, call list_next_actions with it.

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  3. Very specific:

    If nothing fits, call list_projects, find a project that has no matching next action, and help the user define one with create_card (kind …

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SKILL.md

Help the user decide what to do right now. Context hint from the user: "$ARGUMENTS". If no GTD Brain tool is available, follow /gtdbrain:setup instead of guessing.

  1. If a context was given, call list_next_actions with it; if the tool says the context is unknown, pick the closest id from the list it returns and say which one you used. Otherwise call list_next_actions with no filter.
  2. Pick the two or three actions that fit best (context, and any time or energy the user mentioned) and say briefly why each fits.
  3. If nothing fits, call list_projects, find a project that has no matching next action, and help the user define one with create_card (kind action, verb-first, in Next Actions).
  4. Finish with one suggestion the user can act on through you (start the first action, move something to Waiting For, capture what came up).

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