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/goal

Extract a full task specification up front (goal, constraints, definition of done), then execute — the primary documented lever for Opus 4.8 long-horizon quality.

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modelharness
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> /plugin marketplace add vitaliikapliuk/modelharness
> /plugin install modelharness@modelharness

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goal.md
description: Extract a full task specification up front (goal, constraints, definition of done), then execute — the primary documented lever for Opus 4.8 long-horizon quality.

The user wants to start a substantial task. Do NOT start working yet.

1. Read their request: $ARGUMENTS (if empty, ask what they want to build). 2. Interview briefly — one question at a time, only for genuinely missing pieces:

  • Goal: what outcome, for whom, why now?
  • Constraints: stack, style, what must NOT change, performance/compat limits?
  • Definition of done: which binary checks prove completion (tests pass, command

output, observable behavior)? 3. Restate the complete specification in one block and get a quick confirmation. 4. Execute the full task against that spec autonomously: follow the modelharness core (grounded progress, self-verification cadence, fresh-context verification before completion claims). Do not stop to ask about minor decisions — note them instead.

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Make every model cheaper or better. Measured on four Claude models — none got worse. What it actually is: a zero-config Claude Code plugin.

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