Run a linear sequence of goalkeeper goals where the judge gates progression between them. Use when the user invokes /goal-chain " " to start a chain. Chain bookkeeping (cursor, approvals, activation) is executed by the gk CLI.
Stop and archive the currently active goalkeeper goal. Use when the user invokes /goal-clear to abandon or finalize a goal. Files are moved to .claude/goals/archive/, never deleted.
The gate. Reviews the active goalkeeper goal against its definition-of-done and either approves (advance / mark done) or rejects (with a structured fix-list). Auto-fired by the goal skill when the validator passes (inline mode), or invoked by the goal-chain orchestrator after executor subagent returns (subagent mode).…
Pause the currently active goalkeeper goal without losing state. Use when the user invokes /goal-pause. The goal can later be resumed with /goal-resume.
Interactively draft a goalkeeper contract before executing. Use this skill when the user invokes /goal-prep " ", or when /goal is called for a slug that has no contract yet. Produces a well-formed contract.md with explicit objective, definition-of-done, validator command, and non-goals.
Resume a paused or needshuman goalkeeper goal. Use when the user invokes /goal-resume after they've manually unblocked the goal (e.g. fixed a problem the judge flagged).
The mission-level supervisor. One level above goals. Reads the user's mission charter and the most-recently-completed goal's artifacts, then decides whether to PROCEED (draft the next goal's contract for user review — never auto-activate), declare the mission DONE, or ESCALATE to the user. Use this skill when the user…
Set or check status of a durable goalkeeper goal. Use this skill when the user invokes /goal " " to start a new contract-driven goal, or /goal with no arguments to see status of the currently active goal. Goalkeeper goals run autonomously across many turns with checkpoint validation and judge-gated completion.
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