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goal

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Hands the task to one persistent worker as its own goal; it keeps working until it says the goal is met, with evidence. No independent judge (use /baton:rlar for that). Run with /baton:goal "<goal>".

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SKILL.md

goal

Arguments: $ARGUMENTS

Load the run protocol first (Skill tool → baton:protocol; if that fails, Read ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/protocol/SKILL.md) and follow it. This file only adds what is specific to goal.

Idea

Make the task the agent's own goal and let it judge when the goal is met. It works best for goals with a measurable finish line ("bench under 200 ms", "all tests in tests/api pass"). The worker judges its own work; when "is it done?" shouldn't be answered by the one who did it, use /baton:rlar.

Roles

Rolesubagent_typeModelSession
workerbaton:workerworker modelpersistent, named <run-id>-worker

Turn prompts

Round 1 (Agent call with name):

BATON goal · turn 1/<max> · role worker · run <run-id>

YOUR GOAL:
<task, verbatim>

This is your own goal. Keep working on it across turns: profile, change, measure, repeat. Measure; don't guess. When the goal is met, report status: done and put the evidence in the summary (the command you ran and its result).

Round n > 1 (SendMessage to <run-id>-worker):

BATON goal · turn <n>/<max> · role worker · run <run-id>

Keep going toward your goal. If it is met, report status: done with the evidence.

Fallback: if the worker can't be reached, play the worker yourself in this session for the remaining rounds and say so in the log.

Stop

  • The worker reports status: done. Put its evidence line in the final report, and say plainly that it is the worker's own judgment.
  • The budget is used up, or a turn fails (protocol).

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