From easy-tiger
Set, view, or clear the current shipping goal that easy-tiger uses to detect scope creep. Use when the user wants to tell easy-tiger what they're working on, or check what easy-tiger thinks the goal is.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/easy-tiger:goalThis skill is limited to the following tools:
The summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
The user is managing the easy-tiger goal — the one-line statement of what they're shipping. easy-tiger reads this goal at session start to detect scope creep.
The user is managing the easy-tiger goal — the one-line statement of what they're shipping. easy-tiger reads this goal at session start to detect scope creep.
The goal lives at .easy-tiger/goal.md in the project root. It's gitignored by default (per-developer, per-project).
$ARGUMENTSThree modes, infer from the arguments:
Triggers: set ..., or any non-empty argument that doesn't start with view or clear, or no argument at all (then ask the user what they're shipping).
.easy-tiger/ exists: mkdir -p .easy-tiger.easy-tiger/goal.md as plain text. Strip a leading "set " if present..gitignore, check if .easy-tiger/ is in it. If not, suggest adding it (but don't add it without asking).Triggers: view, show, current, what, or just checking.
.easy-tiger/goal.md if it exists## Goal section, git branch, etc.) if no explicit goal existsTriggers: clear, reset, delete, remove.
rm .easy-tiger/goal.mdnpx claudepluginhub olapietka/easy-tiger --plugin easy-tigerCreates goal frames with success evidence, stop conditions, and task routing. Activated by /aegis-goal or explicit goal-setting requests.
Executes or resumes a local goal plan read-only while tracking status in goal-tasks.md and logging evidence in goal-log.md. Useful for recoverable long-running tasks.
Turns a rough idea into a precise goalkeeper contract with objective, DoD, validator command, and non-goals via interactive Q&A.