dhpk-opsx-apply-goallisted

# opsx-apply-goal This skill has one job: turn an existing OpenSpec change into a bounded `/goal <condition>` command. It reads the change artifacts, folds the Skill-tool `openspec-apply-change` kickoff into the condition, and emits one command for a fresh session to run the change unattended. > **Why single-paste:** Claude Code's `/goal` triggers immediate action as soon > as it is submitted — there is no window to paste a follow-up `/opsx:apply` > command afterward. So the kickoff instruction ("invoke the Skill tool with > the canonical ID `openspec-apply-change`") is embedded as the first sentence > of the `/goal` condition itself, and the > whole thing is delivered as one paste. Do not split this back into a > `/goal` step followed by a separate `/opsx:apply` step — that leaves no > input window for the second command. > > **Sentinel strategy:** the goal always checks `ls .claude/artifacts/sessions/.pending-*` > rather than enumerating specific reviewers — self-calibrating across all 7 dhpk > sentinel slots regardless of which files were edited. See > `references/detection.md` for the rationale and detection-flag table. ## References | File | Read when | |------|-----------| | `scripts/analyze-change.sh` | Step 1 — deterministic argument normalization, change-dir location, checkbox counts, and turn budget | | `scripts/goal-context.js` | Step 1 — helper I/O for fast-worker selection, E2E detection, and the task digest | | `references/detection.md` | Step 2 — test/build