Agent skill · ma08
create-oracle-review-powered-goal-plan
Create compact Codex `/goal` plan files that require an implementation loop with Oracle GPT-5.5 Pro review between iterations. Use when the user wants a goal plan that explicitly sequences implementation, strongest-model Oracle review, rework from Oracle findings, repeated review until no material changes remain, and final verification.
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What this skill does
Create Oracle Review Powered Goal Plan Overview Create a concise Markdown handoff for Codex CLI /goal <path> that embeds an Oracle-reviewed implementation loop. This skill specializes create-goal-plan: the goal file remains short, but the process requires implementation, local validation, Oracle GPT-5.5 Pro review, rework, and repeated Oracle review until the remaining recommendations are empty or explicitly rejected with rationale. Workflow 1. Resolve the task context and full plan. Prefer the active task status.md, accepted plan entry, and dedicated plan artifacts under task-progress-artifacts/. If no plan is accepted yet, do not imply approval. The goal plan may say that implementation begins only after explicit human acceptance and normal task-status persistence. Cite the full plan/status paths in Context instead of duplicating long planning detail. 2. Write a compact goal plan. Use the same shape as create-goal-plan: first line is one concrete outcome, then exactly Context:, Constraints:, Process:, and Done when:. Keep it roughly one screen. The complete architecture, plan, and rationale belong in cited artifacts. Include dirty-worktree, privacy, secrets, destructive-action, and external-API boundaries when relevant. 3. Make the Oracle loop explicit in Process. Implement in focused phases from the accepted plan. Run repo-local tests, linters, validators, smoke tests, or reproductions after each meaningful phase. Prepare a tight Oracle prompt with the changed files, acceptance criteria, validation commands already run, known risks, and the exact review question. Run the local wrapper with GPT-5.5 Pro browser/manual-login mode: Wait or reattach until Oracle completes. Do not downgrade for normal latency, inprogress, prompt-size issues, polling-shell death, or browser upload friction; compact or reattach first. Fallback from GPT-5.5 Pro only after repeated availability or access failures. …
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