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Analyze current work context and recommend top priorities
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Based on SOC occupation classification
You may have peer Claude sessions cooperating with you, and a human whose terminal is recorded — claude-pod lets you read what they're doing
Compose a paste-ready condition for Claude Code's built-in /goal command — turn a rough intent into a measurable, self-verifying, self-terminating goal
Portfolio archaeology: scan ALL local branches for forgotten/neglected work and rank by 'could Claude do something useful on this right now?'
Resume a (often neglected) branch/worktree: where we left off, and what has to be true before the user can engage autopilot and walk away for minutes or hours
Bootstrap Claude Code plumbing in a repo (settings, tmp dir, gitignore)
| name | work-context |
| description | Analyze current work context and recommend top priorities |
| allowed-tools | Bash |
Collect current work context and analyze it to recommend the top 4 things to focus on.
Run this command to get structured data:
work-context data 7
This outputs JSON containing:
Notes:
claude/* or ending with 13-digit timestamps.Analyze the data to recommend top 4 priorities for multitasking. Consider:
Cross-reference:
proj-123-...)## Top 4 Focus Areas
1. **[Issue/Branch]** - [Why this is a priority]
2. **[Issue/Branch]** - [Why this is a priority]
3. **[Issue/Branch]** - [Why this is a priority]
4. **[Issue/Branch]** - [Why this is a priority]
### Observations
- [Any stale work, blocked items, or things needing attention]