@harness-lab/cli 0.3.2 → 0.4.0

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  1. package/README.md +11 -1
  2. package/assets/workshop-bundle/SKILL.md +6 -146
  3. package/assets/workshop-bundle/bundle-manifest.json +40 -20
  4. package/assets/workshop-bundle/content/challenge-cards/deck.md +43 -23
  5. package/assets/workshop-bundle/content/challenge-cards/locales/en/deck.md +40 -20
  6. package/assets/workshop-bundle/content/facilitation/locales/en/codex-setup-verification.md +7 -0
  7. package/assets/workshop-bundle/content/facilitation/locales/en/master-guide.md +7 -0
  8. package/assets/workshop-bundle/content/talks/context-is-king.md +32 -36
  9. package/assets/workshop-bundle/content/talks/locales/en/codex-demo-script.md +7 -0
  10. package/assets/workshop-bundle/content/talks/locales/en/context-is-king.md +7 -0
  11. package/assets/workshop-bundle/materials/coaching-codex.md +15 -12
  12. package/assets/workshop-bundle/materials/participant-resource-kit.md +24 -0
  13. package/assets/workshop-bundle/workshop-blueprint/README.md +4 -5
  14. package/assets/workshop-bundle/workshop-blueprint/agenda.json +20 -20
  15. package/assets/workshop-bundle/workshop-blueprint/day-structure.md +4 -2
  16. package/assets/workshop-bundle/workshop-blueprint/operator-guide.md +18 -0
  17. package/assets/workshop-bundle/workshop-blueprint/teaching-spine.md +31 -0
  18. package/assets/workshop-bundle/workshop-skill/SKILL-facilitator.md +191 -0
  19. package/assets/workshop-bundle/workshop-skill/analyze-checklist.md +1 -0
  20. package/assets/workshop-bundle/workshop-skill/commands.md +0 -4
  21. package/assets/workshop-bundle/workshop-skill/follow-up-package.md +29 -36
  22. package/assets/workshop-bundle/workshop-skill/locales/en/commands.md +0 -4
  23. package/assets/workshop-bundle/workshop-skill/locales/en/follow-up-package.md +29 -36
  24. package/assets/workshop-bundle/workshop-skill/locales/en/reference.md +1 -0
  25. package/assets/workshop-bundle/workshop-skill/reference.md +1 -0
  26. package/package.json +1 -1
  27. package/src/run-cli.js +23 -0
package/README.md CHANGED
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  harness --help
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  ```
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- Install the portable workshop skill bundle into your current repo for Codex/pi discovery:
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+ ## Participant Quick Start
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+ If you are a workshop participant, this is the only command you need:
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  ```bash
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+ This installs the workshop skill into your current repo. After install, open Codex or pi in the same repo and run `$workshop commands` to get started. You do not need any of the facilitator commands below.
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  Treat `.agents/skills/harness-lab-workshop` as generated workshop bundle content. The canonical authored source remains in this repository under `workshop-skill/`, `workshop-blueprint/`, selected `docs/`, and selected `materials/`.
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+ ## Facilitator Commands
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- - for bundled fallback docs, resolve `workshop-skill/locales/<locale>/...` first; if a reviewed localized doc does not exist yet, fall back to English and say so explicitly
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+ - the root-level files in `workshop-skill/` (e.g. `workshop-skill/reference.md`) are the Czech-authored source. When the resolved locale is English, always prefer `workshop-skill/locales/en/` over the Czech root files. Never serve a Czech root file to an English-resolved session.
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  ## Commands
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  # Challenge Cards
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- Karty nejsou body navíc. Jsou to malé zásahy, které zlepšují způsob práce s agentem i kvalitu handoffu.
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+ Karty nejsou body navíc. Jsou to malé zásahy, které zlepšují způsob práce s agentem i kvalitu handoffu.
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+ ## Kde začít
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+ - Nemáte ještě `AGENTS.md`? Začněte první kartou z „Před obědem".
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+ - Máte `AGENTS.md`, ale žádné spustitelné ověření? Začněte druhou kartou.
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+ - Máte obojí? Vyberte si libovolnou kartu, která vás posune dál.
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  ## Před obědem: postavte pracovní systém
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- - `Vytvořte AGENTS.md jako mapu` — sepište cíl, build/test příkazy, trvalá pravidla a kam další tým sáhnout jako první.
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- - `Přidejte build/test příkazy` — agent musí umět ověřit výsledek bez ručního dovysvětlování.
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- - `Napište skill pro code review` formalizujte jednu review rutinu, kterou by uměl použít i cizí tým.
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- - `Přesuňte pravidlo z hovoru do repa` — vše, co už tým řekl dvakrát nahlas, převeďte do `AGENTS.md`, README, runbooku nebo testu.
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+ - `AGENTS.md jako mapa` — Váš agent právě dostal úkol, ale nezná architekturu, pravidla ani co testovat. Vytvořte AGENTS.md se čtyřmi sekcemi: Goal / Context / Constraints / Done When. [Habit: Map before motion]
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+ - `Build/test příkazy` Agent napsal kód, ale neumí ho ověřit bez vašeho ručního dovysvětlování. Přidejte build a test příkazy tak, aby agent i další tým uměl spustit kontrolu sám. [Habit: Verification is the trust boundary]
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+ - `Skill pro code review` — Tým opakuje v review vždy stejné připomínky. Formalizujte jednu review rutinu do skillu nebo checklistu, který by uměl použít i cizí tým. [Habit: Cleanup is part of build]
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+ - `Pravidlo z hovoru do repa` — Tým právě řekl nahlas nějaké pravidlo podruhé. Převeďte ho do AGENTS.md, README, runbooku nebo testu — co není v repu, neexistuje. [Habit: If it is not in the repo, it does not exist]
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  ## Po rotaci: opravte signál, ne jen feature
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- - `Použijte /plan před kódováním` — ukažte, z jakého plánu kroků tým vycházel, co z něj opravdu plní a jaký je další bezpečný krok.
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- - `Rozdělte práci do více vláken` — zkuste dvě nezávislé linie práce a jednoho člověka na integraci.
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- - `Delegujte úkol a vraťte se ke kontrole za 10 minut` neskákejte agentovi do každého kroku, kontrolujte výsledek.
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- - `Přidejte nejmenší užitečné ověření` — zapište done criteria jako spustitelný check (unit test, tracer bullet nebo jednoduchý browser check) dřív, než agent dostane víc autonomie.
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- - `Napište diagnózu po handoffu` — pojmenujte, co pomohlo, co chybělo a jaký je další bezpečný krok.
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- - `Opravte jeden slabý signál v repu` — README, AGENTS.md, plán, runbook nebo check.
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+ - `Diagnóza po handoffu` — Právě jste zdědili repo, které jste nikdy neviděli. Napište, co vám pomohlo, co chybělo, co je rizikové a jaký je další bezpečný krok. [Habit: Map before motion]
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+ - `/plan před kódováním` Tým se chce rovnou pustit do kódu, ale nikdo nevidí celkový plán. Použijte /plan, ukažte kroky, co plníte a jaký je další bezpečný krok. [Habit: Boundaries create speed]
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+ - `Rozdělte práci do více vláken` — Všichni v týmu pracují na jedné věci najednou. Zkuste dvě nezávislé linie práce a jednoho člověka na integraci. [Habit: Boundaries create speed]
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+ - `Delegujte a kontrolujte výsledek` — Skáčete agentovi do každého kroku. Dejte mu úkol s jasnými mantinely a vraťte se za 10 minut zkontrolovat výsledek, ne proces. [Habit: Verification is the trust boundary]
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+ - `Nejmenší užitečné ověření` — Agent říká, že je hotovo, ale nemáte jak to ověřit. Zapište done criteria jako spustitelný check (unit test, tracer bullet nebo browser check) dřív, než agent dostane víc autonomie. [Habit: Verification is the trust boundary]
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  ## Advanced
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- - `Spusťte 2 paralelní Codex sessions` — rozdělte problém na dvě nezávislé části a porovnejte výstupy.
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- - `Napište AGENTS.md pro podsložku`ukažte, že kontext může být globální i lokální.
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- - `Zaveďte garbage collection` — najděte jednu opakující se formu chaosu a proměňte ji v check, template nebo pravidlo.
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+ - `2 paralelní sessions` — Máte velký problém a jednu session. Rozdělte ho na dvě nezávislé části, paralelně je zpracujte a porovnejte výstupy. [Habit: Boundaries create speed]
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+ - `Runbook pro deployment` — Nikdo v týmu neví, jak by se výsledek nasadil. Vytvořte runbook pro deploymenti kdyby deploy zůstal jen simulovaný. [Habit: If it is not in the repo, it does not exist]
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+ - `AGENTS.md pro podsložku` — Hlavní AGENTS.md je příliš obecné pro konkrétní část projektu. Napište lokální AGENTS.md pro jednu podsložku, které přidá přesný kontext. [Habit: Map before motion]
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+ - `Garbage collection` — Stejný typ chaosu se v repu opakuje podruhé. Najděte ho a proměňte v check, template nebo pravidlo. [Habit: Cleanup is part of build]
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+ - `Pravidlo z promptu do AGENTS.md` — Opakovaně píšete stejné omezení do promptu. Přesuňte ho do AGENTS.md, kde ho agent najde automaticky. [Habit: If it is not in the repo, it does not exist]
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+ - `Done When ke každému tasku` — Váš úkol nemá jasné done criteria. Přidejte sekci Done When, aby agent i review věděli, kdy je hotovo. [Habit: Verification is the trust boundary]
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+ - `README pro tým po rotaci` — Váš README popisuje, co jste udělali vy, ne co potřebuje vědět další tým. Přepište ho pro přebírající, ne pro sebe. [Habit: Map before motion]
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+ - `Co je skutečně ověřené` — Nevíte, co je hotové, co je rozpracované a co jen předpokládané. Zapište, co je skutečně ověřeno, a odlište to od zbytku. [Habit: Verification is the trust boundary]
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+ - Před obědem má každý tým splnit aspoň jednu kartu z části Před obědem: postavte pracovní systém".
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+ - Před rotací má být v repu dohledatelné, co bylo opravdu ověřeno a jaký je další bezpečný krok.
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+ ## Where to start
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+ - Have both? Pick any card that pushes you forward.
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  ## Before lunch: build the working system
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- - `Create AGENTS.md as a map` - write down the goal, build and test commands, durable rules, and where the next team should look first.
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- - `Add build/test commands` - the agent must be able to verify the result without manual backfilling.
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- - `Write a code review skill` - formalize one review routine that another team could use too.
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- - `Move one rule from conversation into the repo` - anything the team has said out loud twice should be turned into `AGENTS.md`, README, a runbook, or a test.
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+ - `AGENTS.md as a map` Your agent just received a task but knows nothing about the architecture, rules, or what to test. Create AGENTS.md with four sections: Goal / Context / Constraints / Done When. [Habit: Map before motion]
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+ - `Build/test commands` — The agent wrote code but cannot verify it without your manual explanation. Add build and test commands so the agent and the next team can run checks independently. [Habit: Verification is the trust boundary]
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+ - `Code review skill` — The team keeps giving the same review feedback. Formalize one review routine into a skill or checklist that another team could use too. [Habit: Cleanup is part of build]
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+ - `Rule from conversation into the repo` — The team just said a rule out loud for the second time. Move it into AGENTS.md, README, a runbook, or a test — if it is not in the repo, it does not exist. [Habit: If it is not in the repo, it does not exist]
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- - `Split the work into multiple threads` - try two independent work streams and one person on integration.
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- - `Delegate a task and come back to check it in 10 minutes` - do not jump into every agent step; inspect the outcome instead.
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- - `Add the smallest useful verification` - write the done criteria as an executable check (unit test, tracer bullet, or simple browser check) before the agent gets more autonomy.
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- - `Write the post-handoff diagnosis` - name what helped, what was missing, and what the next safe move is.
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- - `Fix one weak repo signal` - README, AGENTS.md, plan, runbook, or check.
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+ - `Post-handoff diagnosis` You just inherited a repo you have never seen. Write down what helped, what was missing, what is risky, and what the next safe move is. [Habit: Map before motion]
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+ - `/plan before coding` The team wants to jump straight into code but nobody sees the overall plan. Use /plan, show the steps, what you are executing, and what the next safe move is. [Habit: Boundaries create speed]
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+ - `Split work into multiple threads` Everyone on the team is working on the same thing at once. Try two independent work streams and one person on integration. [Habit: Boundaries create speed]
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+ - `Delegate and check the result` — You are jumping into every agent step. Give it a task with clear constraints and come back in 10 minutes to check the result, not the process. [Habit: Verification is the trust boundary]
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+ - `Smallest useful verification` — The agent says it is done but you have no way to verify. Write done criteria as an executable check (unit test, tracer bullet, or browser check) before the agent gets more autonomy. [Habit: Verification is the trust boundary]
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- - `Create a deployment runbook` - even if the deploy stays simulated.
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- - `Write AGENTS.md for a subfolder` - show that context can be global and local at the same time.
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- - `Introduce garbage collection` - find one repeating form of chaos and turn it into a check, template, or rule.
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+ - `2 parallel sessions` You have a big problem and one session. Split it into two independent parts, process them in parallel, and compare the outputs. [Habit: Boundaries create speed]
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+ - `Deployment runbook` — Nobody on the team knows how the result would be deployed. Create a deployment runbook even if the deploy stays simulated. [Habit: If it is not in the repo, it does not exist]
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+ - `AGENTS.md for a subfolder` — The main AGENTS.md is too generic for a specific part of the project. Write a local AGENTS.md for one subfolder that adds precise context. [Habit: Map before motion]
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+ - `Garbage collection` — The same type of chaos appears in the repo for the second time. Find it and turn it into a check, template, or rule. [Habit: Cleanup is part of build]
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- - `Write README for the team after rotation, not for yourself`.
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- - `Record what is actually verified` - distinguish done, in progress, and assumed.
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+ - `Rule from prompt into AGENTS.md` You keep writing the same constraint into prompts. Move it into AGENTS.md where the agent finds it automatically. [Habit: If it is not in the repo, it does not exist]
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+ - `Done When for every task` — Your task has no clear done criteria. Add a Done When section so the agent and reviewers know when it is finished. [Habit: Verification is the trust boundary]
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+ - `README for the team after rotation` — Your README describes what you did, not what the next team needs to know. Rewrite it for the inheriting team, not for yourself. [Habit: Map before motion]
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+ - `Record what is actually verified` — You cannot tell what is done, what is in progress, and what is just assumed. Record what is actually verified and distinguish it from the rest. [Habit: Verification is the trust boundary]
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  - Before rotation, the repo should clearly show what was actually verified and what the next safe move is.
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- - After rotation, every team should complete at least one `After rotation: fix the signal, not only the feature` card.
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