Ultragoal — the closed loop for goals too big to ship in one run

An ultragoal is the term for a north-star that spans many sessions: fork the repos, combine the strong parts, ship one product. A /closed-loop run is one task through the loop. An ultragoal is a chain of phases, each of which is its own full closed-loop run, tracked so any cold session can resume.

Core rule (from dwarves-kit, adopted fully): the worker never grades its own homework, and wrongness compounds across sessions — so verify every phase, not just the end.

When to use

• /ultragoal <name> — resume or advance an existing ultragoal
• /ultragoal new "<north-star>" — charter a new one
• /ultragoal status — report all ultragoals from the registry
• Trigger phrases: "make this an ultragoal", "this is a long-running goal", "combine these into one product over time"

Do not use for single-run work (that is /closed-loop), and do not start one on a request that never asked for one. Rule of thumb: if it needs a phase decomposition and won't finish today, it is an ultragoal.

Files (one goal = one folder)