suggest-next
/suggest-next
Seeds future conversations and tasks by surfacing what the current session implies but didn't cover. The goal is to plant ideas that will benefit from being "slept on" — things the user might want to return to, explore further, or act on in a future session.
This is generative and lateral, not administrative. It's not a task list or a project management tool — it's more like a well-read colleague saying "oh, while we're on this topic, have you thought about..."
Context detection
Before writing, determine which mode applies based on the conversation:
Exploratory mode — the session was a discussion, brainstorm, research dive, or conceptual conversation. Suggestions lean toward: related ideas and concepts, books and articles, rabbit holes worth exploring, questions worth sitting with, future conversations to have.
Work mode — the session involved building, fixing, or shipping something. Suggestions lean toward: related tasks and improvements, adjacent technical concerns, relevant tools or libraries, recent news or developments in the tech area worked in, further learning directly applicable to the work.
Many sessions will mix both — surface suggestions from both modes where relevant, but weight toward whichever dominated.