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Goal Brief Writer
by KhazixSkillGet organised
Turns a rough idea into a written goal brief that an agent can work through on its own
The problem it solves
You give an agent a long job in one line, and hours later it has taken a shortcut, such as deleting the tests to make them pass.
For People running long agent jobsDevelopersTechnical makers
- Before
- You write a one-line goal and hope the agent guesses what done means.
- After
- You paste one brief that defines done, lists forbidden shortcuts and keeps progress in a PROGRESS.md file.
- Stars
- ★ 22k
- License
- MIT
- Cost
- Usage-based
- Level
- Intermediate
- Contents
- Instructions only
Overview
Tell it a rough idea and it checks your project first, asks at most five questions, then writes one goal brief of up to 4,000 characters to paste into your agent's goal mode. The brief states what done means, which files may change, which shortcuts are forbidden and how progress is saved so a new session can carry on. It suits people who hand long jobs to Claude Code or Codex.
It names the shortcuts an agent must not take, such as deleting tests to make them pass, before a long unattended run starts.
Try these first
Start with the first one: it is a small task you can check easily.
- Write a goal for the agent: add input checks to [function name] in this project and keep every test passing.First try · reads your project
- Break this goal down for me: [paste your idea]
- Write me a /goal prompt to rename the files in [folder] to the new scheme, and list what the agent must not touch.
- Split this job into separate briefs so several agents can work in parallel: [paste your idea]
Example prompts written by Agent Flows Hub.
What you get
From the creator's documentation.
| Output | What it is | Reads |
|---|---|---|
| Project check | Runs the commands and reads the project first, so the brief uses real numbers | Your project files |
| Short question round | Asks at most five questions, each with options and a recommendation | What you tell it |
| Goal brief | Writes one pasteable brief of up to 4,000 characters with a clear finish line | What you tell it |
| Guardrails | Names the allowed paths and the forbidden shortcuts, such as skipping or deleting tests | Your project files |
| Progress notes | Has the agent keep PROGRESS.md and BLOCKED.md so a new session can resume | Your project files |
| Web research | Can search the web for facts it cannot find in your project | The web |
Good to know
You want an agent to run a long job on its own. Leader inspects your project, asks a few questions and writes one goal brief with a clear finish line, allowed paths and checks, so the run is easier to inspect when it ends.
Limits
- The brief is capped at 4,000 characters; a job too big for that is split into separate briefs, one at a time.
- The brief runs unattended only in a tool with a goal mode; without one, you paste it and send it as a normal message.
Notes by Agent Flows Hub (original project name: leader), written from the creator's documentation, not from running it ourselves. leader skill file · Khazix Skills README
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