ospec-goal

# OSpec Goal Use this skill for complex work that needs the full OSpec workflow. A goal is intentionally heavier than a change and is the place to use design docs, implementation planning, task graph dispatch, worker/reviewer handoffs, and durable evidence. ## Loop Model `ospec goal` creates a **session-bound Loop** automatically (`artifacts/loop/loop.json` + `state.json` + `run-log.jsonl`). You do not run a separate init step. Key contracts: - **OSpec is the durable state-machine brain.** `ospec loop run --once` first observes the previous task, review, or verification evidence, then emits a bounded batch of action items from `task-graph.json`. Each action carries a target-bound `runtimeAdapter`; execute it only through the current model harness native subagent primitive, then record durable evidence. - **IDE controller auto-dispatch is mandatory.** Every Goal uses the same executable fast quality workflow. After creating or resuming a goal, do not stop at "Loop initialized", ask the user to run Loop commands, or wait for another prompt. Once actions are ready, run `ospec loop run <goal-path> --once --compact-json`, immediately consume every returned action, record durable evidence as each executor finishes, and tick again. Stop only for an actual required user decision, unavailable independent or isolated executor, blocking safety/plugin gate, configured guard/STOP, terminal failure that needs user authority, explicit user pause, or `done`. - **Harness capability is exp...