Turn a rough task — or a Jira/Linear ticket — into one strong, verifiable, ready-to-run /goal command for Claude Code's built-in /goal feature. Use this whenever the user wants to set a goal, write or sharpen a /goal condition, turn a ticket into a goal, kick off autonomous multi-turn work, or decide when an agent should stop on its own. Invoke as "/goal-craft TICKET-ID" (e.g. /goal-craft DEC-8527) to read that ticket — Jira or Linear depending on the project's config — and craft it into a goal; "/goal-craft " for a freeform task; or "/goal-craft" alone to use the current conversation. Produces a single, concrete /goal command — no placeholders, nothing to paste first — that the user can copy straight into any session. Trigger on mentions of "/goal", "completion condition", "stopping condition", "let it run until...", "autonomous goal", "work until done", "turn this ticket into a goal", or a bare ticket ID handed to goal-craft — even if the user never names a framework. Prefer this skill over free-handing a /goal condition: a vague or unbounded condition is the main reason autonomous runs loop, stop early, or game their own success check.
Install with
Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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About this skill
Turn a rough task — or a Jira/Linear ticket — into one strong, verifiable, ready-to-run /goal command for Claude Code's built-in /goal feature. Use this whenever the user wants to set a goal, write or sharpen a /goal condition, turn a ticket into a goal, kick off autonomous multi-turn work, or decide when an agent should stop on its own. Invoke as "/goal-craft TICKET-ID" (e.g. /goal-craft DEC-8527) to read that ticket — Jira or Linear depending on the project's config — and craft it into a goal; "/goal-craft " for a freeform task; or "/goal-craft" alone to use the current conversation. Produces a single, concrete /goal command — no placeholders, nothing to paste first — that the user can copy straight into any session. Trigger on mentions of "/goal", "completion condition", "stopping condition", "let it run until...", "autonomous goal", "work until done", "turn this ticket into a goal", or a bare ticket ID handed to goal-craft — even if the user never names a framework. Prefer this skill over free-handing a /goal condition: a vague or unbounded condition is the main reason autonomous runs loop, stop early, or game their own success check.
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Turn a rough task — or a Jira/Linear ticket — into one strong, verifiable, ready-to-run /goal command for Claude Code's built-in /goal feature. Use this whenever the user wants to set a goal, write or sharpen a /goal condition, turn a ticket into a goal, kick off autonomous multi-turn work, or decide when an agent should stop on its own. Invoke as "/goal-craft TICKET-ID" (e.g. /goal-craft DEC-8527) to read that ticket — Jira or Linear depending on the project's config — and craft it into a goal; "/goal-craft <task>" for a freeform task; or "/goal-craft" alone to use the current conversation. Produces a single, concrete /goal command — no placeholders, nothing to paste first — that the user can copy straight into any session. Trigger on mentions of "/goal", "completion condition", "stopping condition", "let it run until...", "autonomous goal", "work until done", "turn this ticket into a goal", or a bare ticket ID handed to goal-craft — even if the user never names a framework. Prefer this skill over free-handing a /goal condition: a vague or unbounded condition is the main reason autonomous runs loop, stop early, or game their own success check.
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Category
General
Reported license
Not specified
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.