🎯 Building GoA Workflows

GoA (Goal-oriented Agents) is Vigthoria's autonomous agent system. Unlike simple chat, GoA agents can:

• Break down complex goals into sub-tasks
• Execute multi-step workflows autonomously
• Use tools and APIs to accomplish tasks
• Learn from feedback and improve over time
• Coordinate with other agents

Access GoA from Vigthoria Operator or Coder:

1. Open GoA Panel (Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + G)
2. Click "New Workflow"
3. Define your goal in natural language

Goal: Research and summarize the top 5 JavaScript frameworks 
for 2026, comparing their performance, community size, and 
learning curve. Create a markdown report with recommendations.

GoA will automatically:

1. Decompose the goal into sub-tasks
2. Research each framework
3. Gather metrics and data
4. Generate comparison tables
5. Write the final report

GoA agents can use various tools. Enable the ones you need:

• Web Search — Research information online
• Code Execution — Run code in sandboxed environment
• File Operations — Read/write files in workspace
• API Calls — Interact with external APIs
• Database — Query connected databases

// Workflow configuration example
{
  "goal": "Analyze our codebase for security vulnerabilities",
  "tools": ["file_read", "code_analysis", "report_generation"],
  "constraints": {
    "maxSteps": 50,
    "timeout": "10m",
    "confirmDestructive": true
  }
}

Watch your workflow execute in real-time:

• Task Tree — See sub-tasks being created and completed
• Logs — View detailed execution logs
• Intervention Points — Pause and guide when needed
• Progress Bar — Track overall completion

• Be specific about success criteria — Define what "done" looks like
• Set appropriate constraints — Limit steps, time, and resources
• Start small — Test with simple goals before complex ones
• Review outputs — Always verify agent-generated content
• Use templates — Save successful workflows as templates

// Good goal definition with success criteria
Goal: Generate unit tests for the UserService class

Success Criteria:
- All public methods have at least one test
- Edge cases for null inputs are covered
- Tests achieve 80%+ code coverage
- Tests follow Jest best practices

Try these workflow templates:

• Code Review Agent — Analyzes PRs and provides feedback
• Documentation Generator — Creates docs from code
• Dependency Auditor — Checks for outdated/vulnerable packages
• Refactoring Assistant — Suggests and applies refactors
• Test Generator — Creates comprehensive test suites