How it works
One goal, from intention to next action.
Follow one goal from first idea to next step, and see how it stays clear the whole way.
A worked example
Goals
What do you want, and why?
Hold a twenty-minute conversation with my grandmother in Spanish by June, so I can hear her stories in her own language.
Research
What do you need to know first?
Which methods work for adults with thirty minutes a day, and whether a tutor fits the budget. Sources and open questions stay with the goal.
Roadmap
Which route will you take?
Five hundred core words by March, a weekly tutor call from April, one full practice conversation in May.
Execution
What is the next action?
Book a trial tutor session for Thursday evening. Small enough to happen this week.
Analysis
What did the work teach you?
After two weeks, vocabulary drills stick but listening lags. The roadmap gains a podcast on the commute.
Time
What did it cost?
Three and a half hours this week against a plan of three. The record shows whether the goal still fits your life.
The cycle is porous. Research can change the roadmap, and analysis can reshape the goal. Every review ends with a next action a real person can take.
Two ways to run it
With your AI agent, in Markdown
The GRREAT skill keeps these records in your project as linked Markdown. Your coding agent plans with you, records the work, and resumes from the next action. No account needed.
Get the agent skillIn the GRREAT app
The app keeps your goals in one private workspace. You start by connecting an agent over MCP or RPC, which brings in your first goal. From then on you can work on it directly in the app.
Open GRREATHow agent connections work