qiaomu-goal-meta-skill

Designed for people who do not want to fill out a planning form. Transforms vague work into a ready-to-copy Codex /goal command with defaults, verification, boundaries, and pause conditions.

When to Use

• Building a website, app, game, Chrome extension, or automation script
• Fixing bugs, refactoring, adding tests, running releases
• Designing a UI or product prototype
• Creating, organizing, or publishing agent skills
• Multi-step research or document delivery
• Turning a vague sentence into an executable task

Not suitable for: one-line translation, simple rewording, single shell command output, or small tasks that do not require continuous execution and verification.

Core Capabilities

• Generates a directly copyable recommended /goal command including verification, constraints, boundaries, iteration policy, completion conditions, and pause conditions
• Provides a one-sentence default rationale explaining why this approach was chosen
• Offers numbered optional adjustments for key decisions (e.g., project type, visual style, first version scope, verification method)
• Also produces an English-compatible mirror version with standard fields like Verification, Constraints, Boundaries
• Built-in default: push forward on low-risk ambiguity by providing the best default option without requiring user input
• Built-in high-risk pause: writes pause conditions when credentials, accounts, payments, production data, legal/medical/financial judgments, copyrighted assets, or deployment are involved
• Unfamiliar domain discovery-first: generates a "discovery-first" goal that reads documentation and sample data before implementing a minimal verification
• Translates vague words (e.g., "professional", "high-quality", "polished") into concrete verification criteria (design direction, screenshot checks, spacing, typography, etc.)

How It Works

1. User provides a vague task description (e.g., "build an app")
2. The system chooses conservative defaults and generates a recommended /goal command
3. Adds verification evidence, constraints, and file modification boundaries
4. Adds iteration strategy, completion conditions, and pause conditions
5. Provides numbered optional adjustment options
6. Also generates an English-compatible mirror version

What You Need to Provide

• A vague task description or requirement (natural language)
• Optional: specify an existing project path or description

What You Get

• A directly copyable Codex /goal command text containing:
  • Goal description
  • Verification method with specific evidence
  • Constraints (what not to do)
  • Write boundaries (which files can be modified)
  • Iteration strategy (how to improve step by step)
  • Completion conditions (when to stop)
  • Pause conditions (when to pause)
• A one-sentence default rationale
• Optional numbered adjustment options (to converge the requirement)
• An English-compatible version (suitable for English-oriented agent environments or team documentation)

Usage Examples

• "Use qiaomu-goal-meta-skill to turn this vague app idea into a Codex goal."
• "Write a goal for an iOS teleprompter MVP."
• "Write a safe goal for a GTA-like browser game without copyrighted IP."
• "This task is too vague. First give the recommended version, then some optional adjustments."
• "Write a goal for fixing a bug with verification and pause conditions."
• "Write a goal for a release that cannot push to the main branch directly."
• "This is a medical/financial/copyright-related task. Write a discovery-first goal."

Notes

Prerequisites

• An environment that supports Agent Skills, such as Codex, Claude Code, or compatible tools
• Node.js and npx installed
• The environment can read the ~/.agents/skills directory

Boundaries

• This skill only creates /goal commands; it does not execute the goal itself
• It does not bypass copyright, accounts, payments, production data, or compliance judgments
• It does not fabricate facts about unfamiliar professional domains
• It generates MVP-level goals by default; full product strategy, commercialization, deployment, and publishing require explicit requests

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