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Notas de la versión
/goal works everywhere MicroClaw Code runs: the terminal, Zed and
mccode -p. Zed also gains the common terminal commands.
Added
- /goal in Zed and in mccode -p, sharing one loop with the terminal
UI (microclaw-code-core::goal). --until <command> makes a command the
judge: the goal is reached only when it succeeds, it runs after every
round, and its failing output goes into the next round. --rounds N
sets the limit (default 8). In Zed one prompt runs every round and the
stop button ends the goal; mccode -p "/goal …" exits 1 when the goal
was not reached, and --json adds a goal object to the result.
- MicroClaw Code in Zed gains /btw, /check, /diff, /rewind [N],
/status, /export and /init, so the common terminal commands work
there too. Trust stays a terminal decision (mccode trust).
Changed
- /goal is stricter: GOAL COMPLETE counts only as the reply's last
line, a reply ending in GOAL BLOCKED: <reason> stops the goal and says
why, and two rounds in a row that change no files stop it as stalled
instead of using up the remaining rounds.
