goalifylisted

Set up a big coding task to run on its own: in this session goalify scopes the work, locks the few real decisions, and writes a self-contained, self-deleting `/goal` file, so you `/clear` and run it in a fresh, full-context session that executes the whole job and verifies every success criterion before deleting the file. Use when the user says "goalify", "goalify this", "goalify <task>", "/goalify <task>", "prep a goal", "prepare a goal file", "make an md for /goal", or "set up an autonomous run to launch later". This skill AUTHORS the handoff file now; it does NOT execute the work in this session. For a task to be done immediately here, use autopilot, ultrawork, or ralph instead, not goalify.
Aboudjem/goalify · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 78

Install: claude install-skill Aboudjem/goalify

# goalify ## Overview Prepare the **best possible `/goal` execution file** in THIS session, then hand off so the user can `/clear` and run it with `/goal <path>` in a fresh session that has full context to work in. **Core principle — two phases, never mix them:** - **PREPARE (here, now):** understand the project, scope the work, fan out research subagents, ask the user only the decisions you genuinely can't infer (one interactive MCQ batch), then author a self-contained, self-deleting goal MD. Keep your own output short. - **EXECUTE (later, after `/clear`):** the user runs `/goal <abs-path>`; that fresh session does the heavy autonomous work the MD describes (fanning out its own subagents) and deletes the MD when done. You are doing the PREPARE phase. Do **not** start the heavy implementation here — produce the MD and the handoff. The MD is where execution lives. ## Invocation Triggered by natural language (e.g. "goalify this: <task>") or as the slash command `/goalify <task>`. When invoked as a command, **`$ARGUMENTS`** is the task the user wants a `/goal` file for — treat it as the objective and begin the PREPARE phase below. If no task is given, infer it from the recent conversation, or ask once (one line) what to goalify. ## When to use / not - **Use when:** a substantial, well-specified task should run autonomously in a clean session; the user says "goalify", "prep a goal", "make the md for /goal", or wants research-backed scoping + a self-deletin