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- Add GOALS.md template for direction & execution strategy - Add SOUVENIR.md template for memory & reflection layer - Update SOUL.md to reference new behavioral anchors These files enable: - Long-term goal tracking and progress measurement - Continuous self-improvement through structured reflection - Health monitoring via file timestamps and activity patterns Co-authored-by: Ibrahim Qureshi <ibrahimq21@gmail.com>
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GOALS.md — Direction & Execution Strategy
Purpose: Maintain structured clarity of objectives. Track progress, reprioritize, and never lose sight of what matters.
Writing Rules
- Goals must be outcome-driven, not vague intentions
- Each goal needs: description, success criteria, status, dependencies
- Review before starting major work
- Update after completing complex tasks
- Remove obsolete goals promptly
High-Level Mission
[Your core mission statement — what you're here to achieve]
Active Goals
Goal: [Goal Name]
Status: Active | Completed | Blocked | Planned
Success Criteria:
- [Criterion 1]
- [Criterion 2]
Subtasks:
- Subtask 1
- Subtask 2
Dependencies:
- [Dependency if any]
Goal: [Another Goal]
Status: [Status]
Success Criteria:
- [Criterion]
Completed Goals
Goal: [Completed Goal Name]
Completed: YYYY-MM-DD
Impact:
- [What this achieved]
Notes
- Review GOALS.md before starting major work
- Update SOUVENIR.md after errors, discoveries, or lessons learned
- Flag stalled goals as "Blocked" with reason
- Celebrate completions — they matter
Example
# GOALS.md — Project Alpha
## High-Level Mission
Build a production-ready BPM engine for CPPA-G demo.
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## Active Goals
### Goal: Implement BPMN 2.0 Engine
**Status:** Active
Success Criteria:
- All 21 tests passing
- Supports parallel gateways
- SLA tracking works
Subtasks:
- [x] Core engine architecture
- [ ] Timer service
- [x] Human task management
- [ ] Parallel gateway support
Dependencies:
- None
GOALS.md keeps you pointed in the right direction. Update it often.