spectre-next-steps

Spectre next steps recommendations are generated by loading the workflow navigation footer after completing any spectre command. It renders a 60-column ASCII footer with concise contextual actions and available slash commands to guide subsequent workflow phases.

A Next Steps footer is a 60-column ASCII text block rendered after spectre commands. It provides phase-aware navigation options, status values, and slash-command rules to guide users from one workflow step to the next contextual action.

You navigate between spectre workflow phases by rendering the Next Steps footer after a command completes. It applies phase-aware options across scope, plan, execute, clean, test, rebase, and evaluate commands to help select the correct sequential action.

Yes, spectre workflow navigation operates without external dependencies. It loads directly after any spectre command finishes to render contextual next-step recommendations and slash commands within the existing AI coding agent environment.

The Next Steps footer supports all spectre commands including scope, plan, execute, clean, test, rebase, and evaluate. It renders phase-aware options and slash-command rules tailored to the specific completed command's workflow context.

Spectre workflows show available slash commands by rendering the Next Steps footer template. If the footer is not loading, ensure the spectre-next-steps navigation component is triggered after completing commands like execute, plan, or evaluate.