kharmanskyi/open-steps

Ask Simple rewrites technical questions in plain words and asks only when the answer changes what gets built. It also screens structural choices with six checks and ends with a recommendation.

Check Work verifies another session’s reported progress against machine state and names any gaps. Use it when accepting finished work, checking other sessions, or deciding whether it is ready to merge.

Done Or Not creates a plain-language session report when work wraps up or someone asks what happened. It summarizes proof, remaining needs, new debt, and whether it is safe to close.

Say Simple rewrites text in simpler words without changing the facts. Use it when a user asks for a shorter explanation, plain words, or a restatement of text.

Step By Step turns tasks that need the user's hands into clear, one-action instructions they can follow without guessing. Use it when you need someone to run commands, click, approve, or provide a secret, and verify each step after they act.

What Could Go Wrong runs a premortem before hard-to-undo decisions, asking what might fail, what’s missing, and why the plan could break. It is used for contracts, launches, migrations, and other one-way changes.

What's Next picks the next piece of work when you ask what to do now, what is left, or what is blocked. It reads recent state, open pull requests, and the backlog, then recommends one plain next task or a finished merge.