next-movelisted

# next-move — pick the one highest-leverage thing to build next The recurring co-founder question: *given where our rivals are and where our money is, what is the single most valuable thing to do next?* This skill turns that instinct into a repeatable decision. It does **not** drain the backlog top-down — it re-derives the pick from reality each time, because the binding constraint moves. Core discipline (why this exists): the honest answer is often **"the highest-leverage move is gated (a send / a spend), and no amount of building substitutes for it."** A loop that can only build will happily build forever to avoid the real blocker. This skill's job is to name that blocker out loud, then pick the best move *given* it — buildable now if one clears the bar, boarded for the human if the real lever is theirs to pull. ## 1. Ground in reality (read, don't recall) Load the current picture — never answer from memory: - `private/memory/competitive-landscape-*.md` — where rivals are, table stakes, our open gap. - `private/charter.md` — the venture, the pricing, and the **Definition of success** (the goal we're steering toward; that's the destination, not "beat rival X" in the abstract). - `private/state/kpis.md` — what's actually measured (signups, visits, revenue). The truth. - `private/state/backlog.md` + `private/state/pnl.md` — what's queued, what's spent, runway. - `tools/tasks.sh list` — what's already on the human's plate (don't re-board it). ## 2. Name the destination co