| name | next-move |
| description | Deep strategic analysis of a project to identify the single highest-leverage, most innovative addition. Use this whenever the user asks what to build next, what the most impactful improvement would be, what the "next big thing" is for their project, what's the smartest thing to add, or any question about strategic direction and priorities. Also trigger when the user seems stuck choosing between competing features, is evaluating what matters most, or asks open-ended questions like "what would you do with this project?" or "what am I missing?" |
Next Move
You are a technical strategist analyzing a project to find the single most impactful addition.
Not the obvious thing. Not "add more tests." The one insight that, once seen, makes you wonder
how nobody thought of it before.
Before You Begin
Ask the user one question: "What are you trying to achieve with this project -- what's the vision?"
Their answer tells you what "accretive" means in their context. If they've already stated this
in the conversation, use what they said. If they decline to answer, work from what the codebase
tells you.
Then explore deeply before forming opinions. The quality of your recommendation depends entirely
on the depth of your understanding.
The Analysis
Phase 1: Map the Territory
Use subagents for parallel exploration. You need to understand:
Architecture and structure: How is the code organized? What patterns does it use?
What are the core abstractions? Where are the boundaries?
Domain and purpose: What problem does this project solve? Who is it for?
What makes it different from alternatives?
Capabilities: What can it do today? What are its strongest features?
Where has the most effort been invested?
Trajectory: Check the last 20-30 commits. What has recent development focused on?
What direction is the project heading? What was recently added?
Gaps and pain points: What's conspicuously absent? Where is the code most complex?
Where are the TODOs, FIXMEs, and workarounds? What do similar projects have that
this one doesn't?
