codex/skills/goal-grind/SKILL.md
Execute exactly one lead-selected Zig actuation operation and return event-bound evidence to the coordinator. Use after $goal-actuating has prepared a capability; do not create authority, choose scope, recurse, resolve review findings, or claim goal completion.
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Consume one already-prepared capability with the smallest owner-correct action.
prepared actuation-operation/v1
-> bounded effect
-> Zig kernel observation
-> action result
-> return to $goal-actuating
selected_operation:
run_id:
step_id:
idempotency_key:
owner_boundary:
paths: []
effect: inspect | edit | verify
obligation_refs: []
capability: AKC1-...
review_resolution_ref: # review edits only
owner_synthesis_ref: # review edits only
The raw capability exists only in the active executor. Never persist, quote, log, or return it. Its digest and the complete admitted operation already live in the append-only event chain.
Before the first native Ledger command in this operation, load $ledger and
complete $ledger ensure. After readiness, invoke ledger directly; the
prepared capability and native CLI remain the executable authority.
Confirm ledger state --source actuation --run RUN_ID is prepared and its
pending step exactly matches the selected operation.
Re-read the bounded paths.
For edit, make only the owner-correct change on the admitted paths, then
consume and observe it:
ledger record --source actuation --run RUN_ID --capability "$CAPABILITY"
ledger observe --source actuation --run RUN_ID --step STEP_ID
For inspect or verify, let the kernel execute the obligation-owned
verifier:
ledger execute --source actuation --run RUN_ID --capability "$CAPABILITY"
Return changed paths, commands, transition event digests, observations, and any failure signature. Stop after this one operation.
For a review edit, require owner_synthesis_ref to match the prepared
operation and current resolution. Execute the synthesis-owned node exactly as
selected; do not reconsider the synthesis disposition, choose repair strategy,
or split the node into finding-shaped work.
operation_result:
run_id:
step_id:
idempotency_key:
owner_boundary:
review_resolution_ref: # review edits only; copied unchanged
owner_synthesis_ref: # review edits only; copied unchanged
changed_paths: []
commands: []
kernel_event_refs: []
observations: []
result: passed | failed | blocked | regress
failure_signature:
public_effects: []
tools
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development
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testing
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testing
Classify and quotient review findings, failing tests, incidents, bug reports, migration failures, and other witnessed falsifiers against accepted intent and the current Construction. Author counterexample-set/v1 without selecting repairs, counting review credit, or granting mutation.