/goal

Registers an objective with the ashlr fleet, plans it into milestones, and runs the next one sandboxed — filing a PENDING inbox proposal. Nothing is applied until you review and accept via ashlr inbox.

Usage

/goal "<objective>" [--project <repo>] [--allow-cloud] [--plan-only] [--direct]

Flags:

• --project <repo> — target repo path (required with --direct; optional otherwise)
• --allow-cloud — permit cloud-tier backends for the sandboxed run
• --plan-only — stop after milestone planning; do not advance yet
• --direct — skip milestone decomposition; run the objective verbatim as a single sandboxed frontier-engine run (same dispatch path as the daemon). Requires --project.

Steps

If $ARGUMENTS is empty

Print the following and stop:

Usage: ashlr goal "<objective>" [--project <repo>] [--allow-cloud] [--plan-only] [--direct]

  Create a goal, plan it into milestones, and advance the next one as a
  sandboxed, PROPOSAL-ONLY run (review it via `ashlr inbox`). Routed across
  the polyglot backend roster by capability + trust tier.

  --direct  Skip milestone decomposition. Run the objective verbatim as a
            SINGLE sandboxed proposal-only frontier-engine run (same path as
            the daemon's non-builtin dispatch). Requires --project.
            Ideal for concrete tasks that need no Design->Implement->Test split.

Otherwise

Run the following Bash command and relay its output verbatim:

ashlr goal $ARGUMENTS

After the command completes, if a proposal ID appears in the output, relay it and add exactly one reminder line:

Review the proposal with ashlr inbox — nothing was applied to the working tree.

No preamble, no trailing summary beyond the above reminder.