Repository agent goals

Durable goals, attempts, and evidence for the repository agent system

Repository agent goals

Each child directory is an owner-local durable goal record. Canonical resource files and attempt artifacts are created and validated through the repository goal workflow; do not edit generated records or projections directly.

Goal evidence may contain source and operational analysis, including non-secret live or generated facts. It must never contain credentials, other secrets, or personal information. Inspect raw artifacts before promoting their content. Structured task artifacts such as FrictionRecord and LearningProposal JSON files are task scratch: keep them under out/<task>/ and cite them from goal evidence Markdown rather than committing them into evidence/, which accepts only .md files.

Discover current open work through the goal catalog and its bounded resume view; status is owned by each goal record. The agent-system-phase-six-ergonomics/ goal records a completed friction-reduction attempt, with the original evidence and its limitations preserved.

The current-state document describes supported interfaces and current evidence boundaries. Closed attempts remain historical records; later implementation reviews may narrow claims they made without rewriting those immutable records.