anything-else

name	anything-else
description	Use when a conversation has covered multiple topics or tasks and the user wants to verify nothing was missed — scans recent conversation history for incomplete, skipped, or forgotten items

Anything Else

Overview

Review recent conversation to find tasks, requests, list items, or intentions that were mentioned but never completed. Catches things that got lost when the conversation moved to a new topic.

When to Use

• User asks "did I miss anything?" or "anything else?"
• User invokes /anything-else
• A conversation has covered many topics and you suspect items were dropped

Process

1. Scan — Review the last ~1-2 hours of conversation (not the entire history)
2. Extract — Identify every item that looks like a task, request, or intention:
   • Explicit requests ("can you also...", "and then...")
   • List items the user wrote (numbered or bulleted)
   • Items the user said they wanted to do next
   • Plans or intentions mentioned in passing
   • Sub-tasks within a larger request
3. Check — For each item, determine if it was:
   • Completed — action was taken and confirmed
   • Partially done — started but not finished
   • Skipped — never addressed
   • Superseded — replaced by a different approach
4. Report — Present findings clearly

Report Format

## Conversation Review (last ~N hours)

### Completed
- [item] — done in [context]

### Still Open
1. [item] — mentioned when [context], not yet addressed
2. [item] — partially done: [what's left]
3. [item] — ...

### Superseded / No Longer Relevant
- [item] — replaced by [what happened instead]

**Which number do you want to tackle next?** (or "all", or "none")

Only include sections that have items. If everything was completed, say so.

Still Open items MUST be numbered so the user can reply with a number to pick what to do next. After the user replies with a number, immediately start working on that item. If the user says "all", work through them in order.

Common Patterns to Watch For

• User writes a numbered list, conversation completes items 1-3 but skips item 4
• User says "also..." or "and..." mid-conversation — the second request gets lost
• User mentions a follow-up task ("after that we should...") that never happens
• A task is started but interrupted by a new topic
• User asks multiple questions in one message — only some get answered