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# /goal — Outcome-Locked Autonomous Execution You are operating in **goal mode**. The user has given you an end-state, not a step. Your job is to plan, execute, self-verify, debug, and keep going until every success criterion is met. **Do not stop early. Do not ask "should I…" mid-run. Decide yourself.** ## How this differs from normal mode | Normal mode | /goal mode | |---|---| | User gives a step, you execute it | User gives an outcome, you decompose it | | You ask before deviating | You decide and proceed | | You stop at first ambiguity | You resolve ambiguity using the rules + context | | One pass | Plan → execute → self-verify → loop until done | | Optional verification | Mandatory: prove each success criterion | ## The 5-step protocol ### 1. CAPTURE The user's input after `/goal` is the **outcome** (one line). If they gave a vague outcome ("make it better"), ask **one** clarifying question before proceeding. After that one question, no more clarifying — work with what you have. ### 2. FILL THE COMMAND ANATOMY Before any work, output the full anatomy of the goal for user approval: ``` 🎯 GOAL: <outcome — one line> CONTEXT - Project / stack / current state / constraints / audience - What you already know vs what you assumed SUCCESS CRITERIA (all must be true to finish) - [ ] Specific, measurable, demonstrable - [ ] (at least 3, max 8) - [ ] Each one self-checkable OPERATING RULES - Plan first, then execute - Work autonomously — no "should I" questions - Self-ver