Eric Siu walks through a /goal command that lets autonomous agents run tasks overnight while you sleep. Set a clear definition of done, and the system executes in parallel, verifies results, and sends you a morning summary of what got completed.
The whole idea with /goal is that you're able to not have to check up as much as before whenever you are building something, and you can even have it work through the night. This does make it easier to run multiple parallel agents and get things done faster. So the way /goal works is that you are basically able to define what you want, and you should define specifically what the definition of done is, and it can get that thing done for you. The one I want to call out here is /goal overnight. So this allows you to run one high priority mission as an overnight operator loop with safe internal execution. Verification, and a morning packet. I want the morning packet to tell me exactly what was done, and I want this to be safe, so I don't want this to run any destructive commands.
