Plan for Mega-Goal

For work that's bigger than one goal but smaller than an unbounded backlog. Produces a roadmap folder on disk that survives the loop, plus a short pointer prompt to paste into /goal. The loop reads the roadmap every turn; the pointer prompt stays tiny.

The Topic

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When to use this vs plan-for-goal

Almost always start with plan-for-goal. Reach for this skill only when:

• The work has 3+ genuinely independent objectives that share a destination and a quality bar, AND
• Collapsing them into one prompt would either lose load-bearing information or blow past 4000 chars.

If you can't name 3+ distinct sub-goals each with their own Done = line, this is one goal — go back to plan-for-goal. A flat list of unrelated tasks isn't a mega-goal either; those are separate goals to run separately. A mega-goal has one shared destination, multiple paths to it.

How this rides on top of /goal