Okf harness bootstrap

Skill pumblus/okf-harness/packages/native-integration/skills/okf-harness-bootstrap

Bootstrap OKF Harness from Pi, OpenCode, or OpenClaw before a workspace-local OKF skill exists. Use when the user asks to create, find, select, repair, or enter an OKF Harness workspace. If okfh is missing, point to Universal setup. Do not use for daily workspace answers, generic Markdown editing, or non-OKF knowledge-base work.From its SKILL.md

Install

npx -y skills add pumblus/okf-harness --skill okf-harness-bootstrap

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SKILL.md

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OKF Harness Bootstrap

Use this skill only as the global bootstrap entrypoint for OKF Harness.

Runtime Check

Check whether okfh is available before planning workspace actions.
If okfh is missing, stop and tell the user to run npx @okf-harness/setup@latest.
Do not install, update, or replace the runtime from this skill.

Scope

This package exposes only okf-harness-bootstrap.
Do not claim that Pi, OpenCode, or OpenClaw workspace-local daily adapters are installed by this package.
Once okfh is available, use okfh --json commands to inspect, create, select, or repair OKF Harness workspaces.
Before changing a workspace, prefer JSON-capable checks such as okfh doctor --json and workspace status commands when available.

Response Contract

State the runtime status first.
If blocked by a missing runtime, give only the exact setup command: npx @okf-harness/setup@latest.
If continuing, keep actions limited to OKF Harness bootstrap work.