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guided-goal

Turn a rough objective into a bounded, verifiable completion contract, confirm it, then execute it with a finite attempt cap. Use when the user wants autonomous work but the outcome, proof, scope, or stopping point is still vague.

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# Guided Goal

Convert rough intent into a completion contract before doing the work. The interview and execution are separate phases.

## Phase 1 — Interview without acting

During the interview:

- Ask exactly one short question per response.
- Do not inspect files, search, delegate, run commands, edit anything, or call tools.
- Ask at most six questions. Ask fewer when the answer is already known.
- Ask for the highest-value missing field, not every possible detail.
- Preserve concrete facts and constraints already supplied. Never make the user repeat them.
- Use relevant project, stack, environment, and verification facts already present in conversation context.