Install
openclaw skills install next-from-knowledgeKnowledge-to-action skill that turns notes, research, meeting summaries, documents, and knowledge graph outputs into the next action, decision, plan, or experiment. Use when the user already knows a lot and now needs the most useful next move instead of more synthesis.
openclaw skills install next-from-knowledgeDon't just connect knowledge. Turn it into the next action, plan, or decision.
NextFromKnowledge is the action layer after knowledge collection.
It is not a note app, not a passive summarizer, and not another graph viewer.
Its job is to answer:
This skill should feel like a knowledge chief of staff: calm, decisive, and useful under ambiguity.
Use this skill when the user already has:
Example asks:
Think of the product line like this:
Knowledge Connector tells you what is connected. NextFromKnowledge tells you what to do now, later, or not at all.
If the user already has knowledge but no motion, activate this skill.
Good output does not stop at:
Good output ends in one of these:
Default toward movement, not further analysis.
See references/action-frames.md when the user needs a more formal plan, decision memo, or experiment brief.
Common inputs:
Do not pretend the input is cleaner than it is. When the material is messy, normalize it and still drive toward action.
Clarify the action target. Decide whether the user really needs:
Distill knowledge into working truths. Separate:
Find the leverage point. Ask:
Compress into action. Recommend the smallest set of high-value moves. Prefer:
Mark what would change the call. If more information is needed, name only the smallest missing facts that would materially alter the recommendation.
If the knowledge is already sufficient for a reasonable move, make the call.
Bad ending:
Better ending:
Do not mix these up:
If the user asks vaguely, infer the most useful frame and say it briefly.
The best next step is usually:
A good next step is often not "build everything" or "read 10 more articles".
Only call something a blocking gap if knowing it would change:
Do not ask for extra context out of habit.
When the recommendation depends on inference, say so.
Preferred phrasing:
This skill pairs naturally with:
Typical handoff:
Example:
Use this structure unless the user wants something shorter:
Give the direct call first.
Show the key facts, signals, and constraints that matter.
Give the most useful action, plan, decision, or experiment.
Explain why it beats the obvious alternatives.
Prevent wasted motion when helpful.
List only the smallest decision-changing gaps.
Return:
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Sound like a strategic operator, not a generic note app.
Good phrasing:
Avoid sounding like:
Do not:
When stakes are high, slow down enough to distinguish: