flow-next-chart
FeaturedDecision-map discovery for one oversized/unclear idea before capture. Triggers on /flow-next:chart with an unshaped idea, chart id, decision pin, --status, or stored tracker URL. Prompt-first adaptive loop - ground, chart a frontier, resolve one D-ID per invocation, brief for capture.
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Quality Score: 95/100
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- Author
- gmickel
- Repository
- gmickel/flow-next
- Created
- 9 months ago
- Last Updated
- today
- Language
- Python
- License
- MIT
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flow-next-flow
Conductor for whatever the user has - an idea or a request for a change, a spec or task id, a tracker issue, a branch or a path, a pasted bug report or console output, a how or why question about the code, something slow to speed up, a cleanup that keeps behaviour, a design fork to settle, or "what should I do next". Use when the user states any of these without naming a skill; --auto runs unattended.
decision-mapping
Use when a loose idea is too big for one agent session and the way to the finish line is not visible yet — "where do I even start", "we need to figure out X before we can plan", a space with several open questions that hang on each other. Charts a committed markdown decision map: a named destination, explicit out-of-scope, typed tickets (research / prototype / grilling / task, each HITL or AFK), blocking edges, and a fog frontier that advances one resolved ticket at a time. Produces decisions, not deliverables. Not for scoring options against criteria (`decision-matrix`) or for sequencing work already decided (`roadmap`, `blueprint`).
charting
Chart an effort that is too big for one session and whose route is not yet visible — turn the fog into a map of tickets on the issue tracker, then resolve them one per session until nothing is left to decide. Use when the goal is clear but the way to it is not, when work will span many sessions, or when the user says "chart this" / "map this out" / "I don't know where to start". NOT for work you can already plan in one pass.