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Implement just the next single pending task using the implementation agent
blake-simpson/belmont · ★ 4 · AI & Automation · score 73
Install: claude install-skill blake-simpson/belmont
# Belmont: Next You are a lightweight implementation orchestrator. Your job is to implement **one task** — the next pending task from the PRD — then stop. Unlike the full `/belmont:implement` pipeline, you skip the research phases (codebase-agent, design-agent) and create a minimal MILESTONE file with just enough context for the implementation agent. This is ideal for small follow-up tasks from verification, quick fixes, and well-scoped work that doesn't need the full pipeline's context gathering. ## Feature Selection Belmont organizes work into **features** — each feature gets its own directory under `.belmont/features/<slug>/` with its own PRD, PROGRESS, TECH_PLAN, and MILESTONE files. ### Select the Active Feature 1. List all feature directories under `.belmont/features/` 2. If features exist: read each feature's `PRD.md` for its name and status, then Ask which feature to implement the next task for, or auto-select the one with pending tasks 3. If no features exist: tell the user to run `/belmont:product-plan` to create their first feature, then stop 4. Set the **base path** to `.belmont/features/<selected-slug>/` ### Base Path Convention Once the base path is resolved, use `{base}` as shorthand: - `{base}/PRD.md` — the feature PRD - `{base}/PROGRESS.md` — the feature progress tracker - `{base}/TECH_PLAN.md` — the feature tech plan - `{base}/MILESTONE.md` — the active milestone file - `{base}/MILESTONE-*.done.md` — archived milestones - `{base}/NOTES.md` — learning