- dot_omp: agent config/keybindings/mcp/themes/commands + loop defs, goals, run-loop.sh; dotstate config.yml symlink materialized; dbs, logs, sessions, memories, blobs, caches, .env (secret), and managed-skills excluded - .chezmoiexternal.toml: prdlk/nvim as git-repo external — no refreshPeriod + ff-only pull, local checkout wins over remote - yazi plugins: vendored source copies dropped (target-ignored already); package.toml is the manifest, installed via run_onchange ya pkg install hook; stale piper/easyjump pins bumped to match live content - herdr: plugins/github checkout, logs, session.json, .bak, release-notes dropped from sync (herdr-managed machine state)
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/goal templates — kill-criteria (#22) and pre-mortem (#23)
Not scheduled. Paste into an interactive omp session when facing a decision. Both end with pasted proof per the goal contract: the judge only sees the conversation, so "done" = the artifact is IN the chat.
kill-criteria (#22)
/goal For the decision "[DECISION]", produce a kill-criteria table for every live option. For each option: (1) state the option in one line, (2) write the SINGLE measurable condition that would disqualify it — a number, a date, or a named event, not vibes, (3) hunt for evidence for/against that condition using web search and the repos under ~/Developer/github.com/wltbs, citing every claim, (4) verdict: ALIVE / KILLED / NEEDS-DATA with what data and where to get it. Done when the full table is pasted in this chat with a citation per verdict, and every KILLED verdict quotes the evidence that tripped its condition. If evidence can't be found for an option, paste what you searched and mark it NEEDS-DATA — do not guess. Hard cap: 40 tool calls.
pre-mortem (#23)
/goal It is 12 months from now and the decision "[DECISION]" failed badly. Write the post-mortem as if it already happened: (1) the headline of the failure, (2) the 3–5 causal chains that led there, each traced back to a specific assumption we hold TODAY (quote the assumption from our notes/repos where possible), (3) for each chain, the earliest observable warning sign and where it would show up first (a metric, a log, a competitor move, a regulator page), (4) the one cheapest mitigation per chain that we could start this week. Done when the full pre-mortem is pasted in this chat and every causal chain names its present-day assumption explicitly. No generic risks ("market turns") — every chain must be specific to WalletBase's architecture, GTM, or regulatory surface. Hard cap: 30 tool calls.