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Force one Aftercare ticket to become the next queued item. Use when the user invokes $ac-force-next or /ac-force-next, or wants a direct command-style way to promote one ticket to the front without preempting active work.
Codex または Claude でインストール この Prompt をコピーして Codex、Claude、または他のアシスタントに貼り付けると、Skill ページを確認してインストールできます。
SOC 職業分類に基づく
Use when the user wants to operate a post-build cleanup queue through natural language: initialize Aftercare in a repo, add/list/show tickets, recommend or start the next task, reorder work, reopen a ticket after failed acceptance, manage mixed fix/test/review/deploy work in one queue, run the queue loop, or sync queue summaries back into project memory. Works well for artifact-heavy build workflows, including roadmap-driven, spec-driven, pipeline-driven, and hybrid projects.
Use when the user wants to operate a post-build cleanup queue through natural language: initialize Aftercare in a repo, add/list/show tickets, recommend or start the next task, reorder work, reopen a ticket after failed acceptance, manage mixed fix/test/review/deploy work in one queue, run the queue loop, or sync queue summaries back into project memory. Works well for artifact-heavy build workflows, including roadmap-driven, spec-driven, pipeline-driven, and hybrid projects.
Add an Aftercare ticket explicitly. Use when the user invokes $ac-add or /ac-add, or wants a direct command-style way to add a fix, test, review, or deploy ticket to the queue.
Block an Aftercare ticket explicitly. Use when the user invokes $ac-block or /ac-block, or wants a direct command-style way to mark a ticket blocked.
Cancel an Aftercare ticket explicitly. Use when the user invokes $ac-cancel or /ac-cancel, or wants a direct command-style way to cancel a ticket.
Defer an Aftercare ticket explicitly. Use when the user invokes $ac-defer or /ac-defer, or wants a direct command-style way to defer a ticket.
| name | ac-force-next |
| description | Force one Aftercare ticket to become the next queued item. Use when the user invokes $ac-force-next or /ac-force-next, or wants a direct command-style way to promote one ticket to the front without preempting active work. |
../aftercare/SKILL.md first and follow its runtime resolution and queue rules.$ac-force-next or /ac-force-next as ticket-id context.force-next <id>.