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Harness context

Skill mifunedev/skills/skills/harness-context

A portable, cross-agent skill library for Claude Code and compatible AI agents.

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npx -y skills add mifunedev/skills --skill harness-context

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Explain the Open Harness architecture, layout, and conventions. Use this skill when the user asks about project structure, layout, git workflow, rules, or how things are organized. Returns specific file paths and `path:line` citations. TRIGGER when: asked about harness structure, layout, conventions, rules, process, or project organization.

SKILL.md

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Harness Context

Use this skill when the user asks about Open Harness layout, lifecycle, conventions, git workflow, or where files live.

Steps

  1. Read CLAUDE.md for the orchestrator contract — what the root-level agent does and does not do.
  2. For layout questions, read the per-directory README.md files (e.g. apps/README.md, crons/README.md, tasks/README.md, scripts/README.md, .worktrees/README.md) and the Project Structure section of CLAUDE.md. There is no single comprehensive tree — use the filesystem and the directory READMEs.
  3. Read relevant rules under .claude/rules/:
    • git.md — issue / branch / commit / PR conventions
    • sandbox-processes.md — tmux sessions for long-running processes
    • directory-readme.md — when a directory needs a README
    • advisor-model.md — pattern for delegating to sub-agents
  4. Answer with path:line citations.

Output shape

  • Short factual answer first, then file references.
  • Lifecycle questions (setup / validate / teardown): cite the relevant section of CLAUDE.md.
  • Convention questions: cite the specific rule file under .claude/rules/.

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