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Expand Up @@ -36,6 +36,34 @@ with a one-switch escape hatch:
- `CONFIG_DOCS` is the single doc source for every key; a test keeps it in lockstep
with `DEFAULT_CONFIG` so docs can't drift.

### Feature: non-code agentic goals

Goal Mode is no longer only for writing code. A research, analysis, explanation,
or planning goal produces a written answer plus recorded evidence rather than a
diff, and that is now a first-class path to completion.

- The review gates are task-aware: the code-only gates (`goal-diff-reviewer`,
`goal-verifier`) are required only once a goal is code-bearing — it has edited a
file, recorded changed files, or gone dirty. A non-code goal is gated on its
recorded evidence by the always-on reviewers (`goal-prompt-auditor`,
`goal-reviewer`, `goal-final-auditor`), so an empty `git diff` no longer blocks a
correct text deliverable. The edit signal is monotonic, so a code goal cannot
shed those gates by reverting or committing.
- New `requireCodeReview` option (`auto`, `always`, or `never`; default `auto`) and
`GOAL_GUARD_REQUIRE_CODE_REVIEW` to override the detection.
- The reviewer prompts and the Goal agent were updated to record and evaluate a
text/evidence deliverable instead of treating a clean working tree as a failure.

### Documentation

- The user-facing documentation was rewritten to be precise, current, and free of
decorative emoji, in a professional voice. Verifying every claim corrected the
headline benchmark figures to the current run — 92.3% detection and 0.8% false
positives on 704 real third-party commands, at roughly 1.35 microseconds per
command — and the canonical `opencode.json` plugin-options form
(`["./plugins/goal-guard.js", { … }]`) is now used consistently across the README,
the customization skill, the `/goal-mode-customize` command, and `goal-config`.

### Hardening since v0.6.12 (≈190 issues)

A large triage-and-fix sweep landed: deeper shell-analyzer coverage and bypass
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