skills/agent-harness/SKILL.md
Build, review, or validate AI agent harnesses and runtimes. Use for prompt assembly, context builders, memory, tools, permissions, approvals, model providers, turn runners, sessions, hooks, traces, evals, replay, and operational safety.
npx skillsauth add oornnery/.agents agent-harnessInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Use for model-calling systems where context, tools, permissions, memory, traces, and runtime control must be explicit.
Pair with:
skills/building-agents/SKILL.md for broader agent-building guidanceskills/project-state/SKILL.md for state/memory filesskills/security/SKILL.md for permissions, prompt injection, secrets, and tool riskskills/verification/SKILL.md for evals, replay, static checks, and runtime validationsrc/myapp/
├── harness/
├── runtime/
├── prompts/
├── tools/
├── permissions/
├── context/
├── memory/
├── parser/
├── evals/
├── storage/
└── traces/
development
--- name: verification description: Discover and run project validation gates: format, lint, typecheck, LSP diagnostics, tests, build, static security checks, dependency audits, and RTK output handling. Use before claiming work is complete, when fixing broken checks, or when setting up a validation plan. --- # Verification Use this skill to prove changes with the strongest practical checks the repo already supports. ## Discovery Order 1. Read task aliases: `package.json`, `pyproject.toml`, `
tools
Build, review, or validate standalone Python scripts run with uv inline metadata. Use for one-file automation, operational scripts, script dependencies, shebangs, idempotency, safety, representative runs, and promoting scripts to packages.
development
Build, review, or validate Python packages and libraries where public API stability, packaging metadata, imports, examples, changelogs, build output, and compatibility matter.
tools
Build, review, or validate Python command-line applications and terminal tools. Use for argparse, Typer, Rich, Textual-adjacent CLI UX, stdout/stderr contracts, exit codes, automation-friendly flags, help output, and CLI tests.