/goal — set a finish line, let it run

Think with V command: /goal

explainer

/goal

Set a finish line, and let it run. Claude keeps working until it crosses it. No prompting each step. No babysitting each turn.

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fig. 01 · the mechanism

The loop, playable

Try it —

the finish line · you set this

🎯step 1Set the finish linethe one thing you do

⚙️step 2Claude worksno check-ins

🔍step 3A faster model checksreads the transcript

🔔step 4You get pingedonly when it's done

turn 0 Pick a goal, then hit run.

Miss? It redoes the turn and checks again. You never step in. The check reads the transcript of the work, not the model's own memory.

fig. 02 · the recipe

Three parts. Miss one and it runs forever, or stops wrong. Pick a goal to see all three.

Try it — pick a goal:

What does done look like? Make it countable.

for this goal

How will Claude prove it? Tell it what to show you.

for this goal

What's off-limits? Set the guardrails.

for this goal

fig. 03 · in practice

✅ good use cases

⚠️ what to expect

fig. 04 · don't skip this

Whatever it delivers, check it. You're at the helm, not just in the loop. Make sure it matches what you pictured.

audit it TL;DR

It's not perfect. Read it like a teammate's work.