craft-goal

To create goal prompts for autonomous task execution, you provide a detailed task description. The system then assembles clear conditions and explicit constraints to guide the agent without requiring direct execution for verification.

An executable goal prompt is a concise instruction set that an evaluator uses to assess task success purely from a transcript. You need one when automating tasks that require unambiguous, condition-based verification.

To prevent prompt injection during autonomous execution, you must craft goal prompts with explicit constraints. This ensures the system avoids unnecessary changes and bounds execution safely within defined limits.

Yes, you can set turn limits and optional progress tracking for long autonomous tasks. These features ensure bounded execution and provide safety by limiting the scope of automated operations.

To ensure task conditions are verifiable without executing code, the goal prompt must include condition statements verifiable by commands. This allows an evaluator to judge success purely from the conversation transcript.

The best way to structure a goal prompt for a complex refactoring task is to assemble verifiable conditions from your description, add explicit constraints to prevent unwanted changes, and include turn limits for safety.