/goal — run until a condition is true

Set a completion condition; a fast evaluator model checks the transcript after each turn and the agent keeps going until verified done. No built-in turn cap — put "stop after N turns" inside the condition itself.

/goal runs until a condition is true: you write the end state, an evaluator model checks the transcript after each turn, and the agent keeps working until the check passes. The goal examples below show what a verifiable end state actually looks like — “all tests pass and lint is clean”, “the PR is merged”, “the migration applies with zero errors” — because the difference between a good /goal and a runaway one is whether the condition can be checked, not vibed. There’s no built-in turn cap, so the strongest pattern here is putting “stop after N turns” inside the condition itself. Start with the goal-examples guide for the full pattern language, or /goal vs /loop vs Ralph if you’re choosing a mechanism.