malhajri07/next-session
.claude/skills/next-session/SKILL.md
Pick up the next pending enhancement session (E4–E20) from the master plan, break it into TaskCreate items, and start work. Use when the user says "let's do the next session", "continue with E4", or "what's next on the plan".
tools
Updated Apr 16, 2026
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add malhajri07/real-estate-CRM-project next-sessionInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- next-session
- description:
- Pick up the next pending enhancement session (E4–E20) from the master plan, break it into TaskCreate items, and start work. Use when the user says "let's do the next session", "continue with E4", or "what's next on the plan".
next-session
The project has a baby-step enhancement plan with 20 numbered sessions. This skill picks the next pending one and gets work moving.
Steps
- Read
Aqarkom_Knowledge/Sessions/Enhancement Plan E1-E20.md. Look at the status table. - Find the first row marked ⏳ — that's the next session.
- Read the linked detail if it exists, or read the original plan body to understand the goals.
- Open the target page file so you have current state in context (don't trust the plan note alone — code may have moved).
- Break the session into TaskCreate items:
- One task per checkbox in the session goal
- Mark the first one
in_progress
- Confirm with the user before writing code: "Starting E{n} — {Page}. Plan: [bullet list of tasks]. Sound right?"
- Begin work once confirmed.
- When done, run
/complete-session.
Verification
- [ ] Tasks created with clear subjects
- [ ] User confirmed the breakdown
- [ ] Target page file actually read (not just the plan note)
Notes
- If the plan note disagrees with the code (page was already partially enhanced), trust the code and adjust the plan in the vault.
- If the user wants to skip a session, mark it as
Skippedin the plan with a note explaining why.
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