goal-prompt-enqueue

Converts requests into self-contained GOAL files queued for unattended autonomous execution.

Updated May 20, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/TeXmeijin/agent-skills --skill goal-prompt-enqueue-texmeijin
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: goal-prompt-enqueue
Source: https://github.com/TeXmeijin/agent-skills/tree/main/.apm/skills/goal-prompt-enqueue
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/TeXmeijin/agent-skills --skill goal-prompt-enqueue-texmeijin

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve? Delegating work to an autonomous agent that runs hours later with zero memory and no ability to ask questions often fails because the prompt leaves key decisions unresolved. This Skill turns a rough request into a fully self-contained GOAL file and places it in a home-directory queue (~/.goal-prompt-queue/inbox/) for later unattended execution. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Pre-GOAL Fact Pass and Decision Funnel: Gathers verifiable facts from code, docs, and read-only cloud queries, then resolves product, scope, and approval decisions with you before writing anything. - Self-contained GOAL file generation: Produces a structured Markdown file (CONFIRMED FACTS, CONSTRAINTS, PLAN, DONE WHEN, VERIFY, STOP RULES) that a memoryless executor can run without asking questions, including an explicit sub-agent delegation strategy per platform (Claude or Codex). - Queue placement: Writes the file to ~/.goal-prompt-queue/inbox/ with minimal frontmatter (title, workspace_directory, created_at), ready for the companion goal-prompt-dispatch runner to pick up. - Use Case: Before leaving for the night, you describe a refactoring task; the Skill clarifies the merge target and scope, writes the GOAL file, and queues it so a scheduled runner executes it unattended overnight. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to turn your request into a GOAL and enqueue it, for example: "Create a GOAL for migrating the logging module and put it in the inbox queue for later execution."

Frequently Asked Questions about goal-prompt-enqueue

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I queue a task for an autonomous agent to run later?

Describe the task and ask for a GOAL to be enqueued. The Skill gathers facts, resolves open decisions with you, writes a self-contained GOAL Markdown file, and places it in ~/.goal-prompt-queue/inbox/ for a runner to pick up.

What is the difference between goal-prompt-enqueue and goal-template-generator?

goal-template-generator returns a GOAL template in chat where follow-up questions remain possible. goal-prompt-enqueue writes a fully self-contained file for unattended execution, so it resolves all uncertainties before placement using the Fact Pass and Decision Funnel.

Where are queued GOAL files stored?

Files are written to ~/.goal-prompt-queue/inbox/ as Markdown with frontmatter containing title, workspace_directory, and created_at. The queue lives in the home directory so both Claude and Codex runners access the same files.

Can the queued GOAL run on both Claude and Codex?

Yes. The generated GOAL specifies sub-agent model tiers per platform, such as Sonnet sub-agents for Claude or an equivalent economy tier for Codex, while the main executor remains the top-tier model available at runtime.

What happens if a decision cannot be resolved before enqueueing?

The Skill either asks you additional questions before placement or converts the issue into a STOP RULE instructing the executor to halt safely. It never leaves executor-confirmation items in the UNCERTAINTIES section.