goal-lock

# goal-lock A small discipline helper. When an autonomous worker or a long interactive session is advancing the active goal in `docs/goal.md`, it's useful to know *at a glance* which deliverable subgoals are still unchecked. That's the entire purpose of this skill. ## What this does Reads the first `### YYYY-MM-DD | ...` subsection under `## Active goal` in `docs/goal.md` and lists every `- [ ]` (unchecked) deliverable subgoal. Also reports the count and the "Done when" line if present. ## What this does NOT do - Does not alter the Claude Code harness's turn loop. The agent still runs whatever the operator or scheduler invoked. - Does not auto-tick subgoals. Operator (or the per-commit hook that ticks subgoals on relevant commits) does that. - Does not enforce any policy. This is read-only reporting. If the operator wants autonomous mode to halt when all subgoals are checked, they wire `scripts/check-done.sh`'s exit code into their `AUTONOMY_MODE` driver. ## Why this exists `docs/goal.md` "Done when" criteria are prose plus a list of deliverable subgoals. Without a one-liner check, a long autonomous session has to either (a) re-read the entire goal file between iterations or (b) drift past the goal because no one re-checked completion. This skill makes the check a single `bash` call. ## Invocation ```bash # Default — list unchecked subgoals + counts bash skills/goal-lock/scripts/check-done.sh # One-line summary bash skills/goal-lock/scripts/chec...