What problem does it solve? Coordinating a backlog of open engineering tasks across parallel agents is error-prone: merge collisions on shared files, stale tracking notes, unlanded worktrees, and bugs silently dropped. This Skill turns a repository's NEXT.md backlog into a disciplined dispatch-and-land loop where each work item is executed in an isolated git worktree and merged as soon as it is ready. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Backlog-to-batch dispatch: Reads NEXT.md's Open items, filters out non-actionable notes, and groups items by file ownership into conflict-free tracks. - Worktree-isolated sub-agents: Each track runs in its own git worktree with a self-contained brief covering file ownership, minimal test commands, git discipline, and a report-back contract. - Continuous landing and tracking: Merges, tests, and pushes each track the moment it completes, updates NEXT.md's in-flight block in the same breath, and refills freed files with the next queued items. - Use Case: A maintainer returns to a repo with eight open items in NEXT.md, says "do next", and the session dispatches three parallel tracks, lands each as it finishes, records surfaced bugs as sub-clauses, and rolls the patch version once CI is green. ## Quick Start Tell the agent to follow the do-next skill and work the open items in NEXT.md.
