hcf--v2.3.0

Changed

• Session persistence now relies on Claude Code natively; the ralph-wiggum integration is removed. Its rationale is obsolete — sessions no longer die at context limits, auto-compaction summarizes and continues — and the integration never worked as documented anyway: plan-orchestrate told Claude to invoke /ralph-wiggum:loop, but the plugin's actual command is ralph-loop, and both its commands are marked hide-from-slash-command-tool, so Claude could never invoke them itself in the first place.

  In its place, plan-orchestrate (Step 0) and plan-create (the "ready to begin?" prompt) surface a copy-pasteable tip for Claude Code's built-in /goal command — /goal is user-typed and cannot be started by a skill, so a tip is the honest integration. The suggested condition deliberately covers both terminal outputs, ALL_TASKS_COMPLETE and TASKS_BLOCKED, so a legitimately blocked run ends the goal instead of leaving its evaluator demanding progress that cannot happen.

  project-setup no longer prompts to install ralph-wiggum and no longer writes the .claude/ralph-loop.local.md gitignore entry; project-update no longer checks for it (a stale entry in an existing project is harmless and left alone). Plan and task file formats are unchanged, interrupted runs still resume from on-disk state, and anyone who prefers ralph-wiggum can still start it manually — the orchestrator's terminal outputs satisfy its completion promise exactly as before.