goal-framing

1# Aegis Goal Framing
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3Use this skill to create a thin goal frame before execution. It is opt-in and
4boundary-setting only.
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6Do not use it for tiny edits, one-command checks, or ordinary fast-path Q&A
7unless the user explicitly asks for `/aegis-goal` or `Aegis goal:`.
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9## Authority Boundary
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11Current owner:
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13- Method Pack task framing
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15Not owned here:
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17- authoritative `GateDecision`
18- final evidence sufficiency
19- final completion authority is not owned here
20- host daemon / automatic stop enforcement
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22## Input Forms
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24Treat these as equivalent:
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26- `/aegis-goal <task description>`
27- `Aegis goal: <task description>`
28- "Define the goal / stop condition before we start"
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30Slash commands are optional host shortcuts. The natural-language form is the
31portable fallback.
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33Example:
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35```text
36Aegis goal: Fix the auth refresh bug without rewriting the auth system.
37```
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39## Output
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41Produce the smallest useful frame, then continue into the routed workflow in
42the same turn.
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44```text
45TaskIntentDraft:
46- Requested outcome:
47- Goal:
48- Success evidence:
49- Stop condition:
50- Non-goals:
51- Constraints:
52- Scope:
53- Risk hints:
54- Aegis Visibility:
55- Route:
56- Next:
57```
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59Default behavior:
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61- Do not stop after `TaskIntentDraft`.
62- Treat the frame as the start protocol for execution, not as the final answer.
63- After the compact frame, immediately take the `Next` action for the selected
64  route when the user asked to do the work.
65- Keep the visible frame natural and short when the goal is clear; do not emit a
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