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Show a sorted list of incomplete tasks from TODO.md.
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Interactively walk through and address PR review comments one at a time. Accepts an optional PR number argument; defaults to the current branch's PR.
Review a pull request for issues and feedback.
Deep PR review that runs `code-review:code-review` and `pr-review-toolkit` agents in parallel, then hands off to `review-pr` for fix or post.
Use when working with Jira or Confluence from command line, including authentication, searching issues with JQL, bulk operations, sprint reports, or creating/updating work items using acli
Update project documentation based on recent changes and current codebase state.
Create or append tasks to TODO.md in the current working directory.
| name | whats-next |
| description | Show a sorted list of incomplete tasks from TODO.md. |
| when_to_use | Use when the user says 'what's next', 'next task', 'next todo', 'what should I work on', 'what's up next', 'pick a task', 'grab something from the TODO', 'what tasks remain', 'what can I tackle next', or any variation of wanting to see the list of remaining TODO items. |
Read TODO.md to find incomplete tasks (unchecked checkboxes, items not marked done, etc.). If TODO.md doesn't exist, inform the user and suggest creating one with /add-todo.
Output a numbered list of the incomplete tasks ordered by best "bang for the buck" — prioritize items that are high-impact and easy to implement (low-hanging fruit) over items that are low-impact or complex. Use task labels, size estimates, or dependency information if available in the file. If no such metadata is present, present tasks in file order.
Then stop. Do not ask which item to work on, do not use AskUserQuestion, and do not begin working on any task. Wait for the user's next message.
