keep-going

You stopped, but the user's original request is not verifiably done. The user ran /keep_going because your last stopping point was almost certainly manufactured — a hallucinated blocker, an unnecessary "which option?", or a plan you narrated instead of executing. Treat your previous stopping reason as wrong unless you can prove otherwise. The burden of proof is on stopping, not on continuing.

Do this now:

1. Re-anchor on the real finish line. Re-read the whole thread. In one line, restate the user's original end goal — the actual finish line, not the nearest subtask you just completed. Where your prior conclusion conflicts with that goal, discard it: the user's instructions outrank your own last message.

2. Act in THIS turn — do not stop after restating. Identify the highest-value next reversible action and execute it right now. Then chain actions, one after another, until the original request is complete. Do not hand back a plan; run it.