@lannguyensi/harness 0.23.2 → 0.24.1
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- package/CHANGELOG.md +25 -0
- package/dist/cli/add/index.js +2 -2
- package/dist/cli/add/index.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/cli/adopt/index.js +2 -2
- package/dist/cli/adopt/index.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/cli/apply/apply.d.ts +19 -0
- package/dist/cli/apply/apply.js +117 -19
- package/dist/cli/apply/apply.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/cli/apply/generate-codex-config.d.ts +7 -0
- package/dist/cli/apply/generate-codex-config.js +51 -37
- package/dist/cli/apply/generate-codex-config.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/cli/apply/index.d.ts +2 -1
- package/dist/cli/apply/index.js +1 -0
- package/dist/cli/apply/index.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/cli/apply/install-codex-config.d.ts +28 -0
- package/dist/cli/apply/install-codex-config.js +171 -0
- package/dist/cli/apply/install-codex-config.js.map +1 -0
- package/dist/cli/approve/understanding.d.ts +1 -1
- package/dist/cli/approve/understanding.js +55 -30
- package/dist/cli/approve/understanding.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/cli/diff/since-apply.js +2 -2
- package/dist/cli/diff/since-apply.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/cli/index.js +69 -36
- package/dist/cli/index.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/cli/init/composer.js +1 -1
- package/dist/cli/init/composer.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/cli/init/index.js +2 -2
- package/dist/cli/init/index.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/cli/init/interactive.js +15 -5
- package/dist/cli/init/interactive.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/cli/init/profiles.d.ts +2 -2
- package/dist/cli/init/profiles.js +5 -5
- package/dist/cli/init/profiles.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/cli/init/templates.d.ts +2 -2
- package/dist/cli/init/templates.js +3 -3
- package/dist/cli/loader.js +12 -8
- package/dist/cli/loader.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/cli/main.js +4 -2
- package/dist/cli/main.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/cli/migrate-home/index.d.ts +39 -0
- package/dist/cli/migrate-home/index.js +194 -0
- package/dist/cli/migrate-home/index.js.map +1 -0
- package/dist/cli/pack/add.js +2 -2
- package/dist/cli/pack/add.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/cli/pack/hook-codex-pre-tool-use.js +16 -1
- package/dist/cli/pack/hook-codex-pre-tool-use.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/cli/pack/remove.js +2 -2
- package/dist/cli/pack/remove.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/cli/remove/index.js +2 -2
- package/dist/cli/remove/index.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/policy-packs/builtin/understanding-before-execution.js +23 -13
- package/dist/policy-packs/builtin/understanding-before-execution.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/runtime/home-dir.d.ts +39 -0
- package/dist/runtime/home-dir.js +105 -0
- package/dist/runtime/home-dir.js.map +1 -0
- package/dist/runtime/intercept.js +10 -6
- package/dist/runtime/intercept.js.map +1 -1
- package/dist/runtime/tool-name-aliases.d.ts +7 -0
- package/dist/runtime/tool-name-aliases.js +74 -0
- package/dist/runtime/tool-name-aliases.js.map +1 -0
- package/package.json +1 -1
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export declare const MINIMAL_TEMPLATE = "# ~/.claude/harness.yaml\n#\n# Bootstrapped by `harness init --template minimal`.\n#\n# This is the empty-but-valid manifest. Run `harness validate` to confirm it\n# parses, then add entries under the five top-level keys:\n#\n# grounding: evidence-ledger + claim-gate config (see docs/ARCHITECTURE.md \u00A72)\n# tools: mcp / cli / skills / builtin inventory (\u00A73)\n# memory: directories, retention, scopes (\u00A74)\n# hooks: event-bound shell commands (\u00A75)\n# policies: named rules that bind hooks to triggers (\u00A76)\n#\n# Phase 2 verbs to add entries safely: `harness add mcp <name> ...`,\n# `harness add cli`, `harness add hook`, `harness add skill`.\n# Per-machine overrides live at ~/.
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export declare const FULL_TEMPLATE = "# ~/.claude/harness.yaml\n#\n# Bootstrapped by `harness init --template full`. The reference manifest:\n# every example policy from docs/examples/full-manifest.yaml wired through\n# the generic `harness policy intercept` engine, so no external shell\n# scripts under ~/.claude/hooks/ are required.\n#\n# Canonical source for the policy + policy_packs sections is\n# docs/examples/full-manifest.yaml. A parity vitest\n# (tests/cli/init-full-template-parity.test.ts) fails the build if the\n# two diverge on policy names or load-bearing fields.\n#\n# What you still need on PATH (the wizard offers to `npm i -g` these on\n# init): agent-tasks-mcp-bridge, grounding-mcp, memory-router-*,\n# understanding-gate-claude-*.\n\nversion: 1\n\ngrounding:\n session:\n auto_start: true\n id_format: \"gs-{repo}-{rand:8}\"\n evidence_ledger:\n path: ~/.evidence-ledger/ledger.db\n retention_days: 90\n policies_source: ~/.claude/harness.d/policies/claim-gate.yaml\n\ntools:\n mcp:\n # codebase-oracle (the Pandora RAG MCP server) is intentionally NOT\n # in the Full default. It is published as\n # `@lannguyensi/codebase-oracle` and works fine standalone, but it\n # is an opinionated workflow add-on (multi-repo semantic search)\n # rather than infrastructure harness itself assumes. Operators who\n # want it wire it explicitly:\n # npm i -g @lannguyensi/codebase-oracle\n # harness add mcp codebase-oracle --command codebase-oracle,mcp\n # Set ORACLE_SCAN_ROOT (absolute path; tilde is not expanded by the\n # MCP env block) and OPENAI_API_KEY (or switch providers via\n # ORACLE_LLM_PROVIDER) before the first call.\n - name: agent-tasks\n # Zero-setup entry: `@agent-tasks/mcp-bridge` exposes the\n # `agent-tasks-mcp-bridge` binary on PATH. The bridge owns token\n # storage and defaults to the hosted backend; override with\n # `AGENT_TASKS_BASE_URL` / `AGENT_TASKS_TOKEN` for self-hosted.\n # `min_version` floor: 0.6.0 added the `--version` short-circuit\n # the doctor probe needs (PR agent-tasks/240, release-cut PR 241).\n # Bump the floor whenever a fix you depend on lands; loose floors\n # are fine, the point is the drift signal not pinning a specific cut.\n command: [agent-tasks-mcp-bridge]\n min_version: \"0.6.0\"\n health:\n verb: projects_list\n timeout_ms: 5000\n enabled: true\n - name: grounding-mcp\n # Published bin from `@lannguyensi/grounding-mcp`. No env is set:\n # the bundled default resolves to `~/.evidence-ledger/ledger.db`\n # via os.homedir() at startup. Passing a literal tilde in env\n # bypasses shell expansion and creates rogue cwd-relative DB files\n # (see agent-tasks/42d224a6 incident). `min_version` floor: 0.2.0\n # added the `--version` short-circuit the doctor probe needs (PR\n # agent-grounding/76, release-cut PR 77).\n command: [grounding-mcp]\n min_version: \"0.2.0\"\n health:\n verb: ledger_status\n timeout_ms: 5000\n enabled: true\n\n cli:\n - name: gh\n binary: gh\n required: true\n\n skills:\n enabled:\n - simplify\n - init\n - review\n - security-review\n source_dirs:\n - ~/.claude/skills\n\n builtin:\n known: [Read, Edit, Write, Bash, Agent, Skill, TaskCreate, Glob, Grep]\n\nmemory:\n directories:\n - path: ~/.claude/projects/{project}/memory\n scope: project\n router:\n # Published bin from `@lannguyensi/memory-router`.\n # `min_version` floor: 0.3.0 added the `--version` short-circuit\n # the doctor probe needs (PR agent-memory/40, release-cut PR 41).\n command: [memory-router-user-prompt-submit]\n min_version: \"0.3.0\"\n enabled: true\n retention:\n staleness_days: 180\n broken_refs: warn\n scopes:\n default: project\n allowed: [project, user]\n\n# All PreToolUse hooks share the generic `harness policy intercept` CLI\n# entrypoint. The engine reads the tool event on stdin, evaluates whichever\n# policy below has a matching trigger (`match` + optional `bash_match`),\n# and emits Claude Code's deny envelope when the required ledger tag is\n# absent. No external shell scripts are required.\n#\n# The `git-preflight` SessionStart hook is the producer side of the\n# `preflight-before-*` policies: `harness session-start preflight` runs\n# agent-preflight against the session cwd and, on a ready:true result,\n# records `preflight:${REPO}` to the evidence ledger. It needs the\n# `preflight` binary on PATH (`npm i -g @lannguyensi/agent-preflight`); when\n# that is absent the hook logs to stderr and exits 0, so the session is\n# never broken \u2014 the preflight gates just stay closed until a tag is\n# produced some other way.\nhooks:\n - name: git-preflight\n event: SessionStart\n command: harness session-start preflight\n blocking: false\n # 70s budget gives the wrapped preflight (default 60s) headroom plus\n # ledger-write time. Was 30s through v0.17.4, but a healthy preflight\n # on a medium-size repo takes ~28s and the old 25s wrapper ceiling\n # blew through it. Bumped together with DEFAULT_PREFLIGHT_TIMEOUT_MS\n # (agent-tasks/7265599e).\n budget_ms: 70000\n # Floor at agent-preflight 0.1.1, the release that distinguishes\n # \"tool not installed\" (e.g. an npm script invoking eslint that is\n # not in devDependencies) from real lint/test/typecheck failures.\n # Stale 0.1.0 installs silently emit false-positive blockers that\n # keep the preflight-before-* policies closed forever. version_command\n # points at the source-of-truth preflight binary, not at the\n # `harness session-start preflight` wrapper.\n min_version: \"0.1.1\"\n version_command: [\"preflight\", \"--version\"]\n\n - name: require-review-evidence\n event: PreToolUse\n match: \"mcp__agent-tasks__pull_requests_merge\"\n command: harness policy intercept\n blocking: hard\n budget_ms: 2000\n\n # Tool-agnostic parallel of require-review-evidence for operators on the\n # gh-cli workflow (`gh pr merge`) instead of agent-tasks MCP. Same generic\n # `harness policy intercept` entrypoint; the matching review-before-merge-bash\n # policy below picks up the trigger. A PolicyTrigger can only AND-match one\n # surface (MCP tool-name OR Bash command), so two parallel definitions are\n # the minimum-scope way to cover both PR surfaces without bumping the schema.\n - name: require-review-evidence-bash\n event: PreToolUse\n match: \"Bash\"\n bash_match: '(^|\\n|;|\\||&&|\\()\\s*(\\w+=\\S+\\s+)*gh pr merge\\b'\n command: harness policy intercept\n blocking: hard\n budget_ms: 2000\n\n - name: require-dogfood-evidence\n event: PreToolUse\n match: \"Bash\"\n bash_match: '(^|\\n|;|\\||&&|\\()\\s*(\\w+=\\S+\\s+)*(npm publish\\b|git( -C \\S+)* tag v)'\n command: harness policy intercept\n blocking: hard\n budget_ms: 2000\n\n - name: require-preflight-evidence\n event: PreToolUse\n match: \"Bash\"\n bash_match: '(^|\\n|;|\\||&&|\\()\\s*(\\w+=\\S+\\s+)*git( -C \\S+)* (status|log|diff|branch)\\b'\n command: harness policy intercept\n blocking: hard\n budget_ms: 1000\n\n - name: require-review-subagent-evidence\n event: PreToolUse\n match: \"mcp__agent-tasks__pull_requests_create\"\n command: harness policy intercept\n blocking: hard\n budget_ms: 2000\n\n # Bash-surface parallel of require-review-subagent-evidence for operators\n # who open PRs with `gh pr create` instead of agent-tasks MCP. The matching\n # review-subagent-before-pr-create-bash policy below tags by branch\n # (`review-subagent:${BRANCH}`) because no task UUID is in `gh pr create`\n # arguments; the working branch is the closest stable handle for \"the\n # PR-in-progress\" at this point in the cycle.\n - name: require-review-subagent-evidence-bash\n event: PreToolUse\n match: \"Bash\"\n bash_match: '(^|\\n|;|\\||&&|\\()\\s*(\\w+=\\S+\\s+)*gh pr create\\b'\n command: harness policy intercept\n blocking: hard\n budget_ms: 2000\n\n - name: require-preflight-push-evidence\n event: PreToolUse\n match: \"Bash\"\n bash_match: '(^|\\n|;|\\||&&|\\()\\s*(\\w+=\\S+\\s+)*git( -C \\S+)* push\\b'\n command: harness policy intercept\n blocking: hard\n budget_ms: 1000\n\npolicies:\n - name: review-before-merge\n description: Block PR merges unless a ledger entry tagged review:<pr-number> exists for this session.\n trigger:\n event: PreToolUse\n match: \"mcp__agent-tasks__pull_requests_merge\"\n extract:\n PR_NUMBER: \"toolArgs.prNumber\"\n requires:\n ledger_tag: \"review:${PR_NUMBER}\"\n hook: require-review-evidence\n enforcement: block\n producers:\n - kind: mcp\n verb: mcp__agent-grounding__ledger_add\n example: '{sessionId:\"${SESSION_ID}\", type:\"fact\", content:\"review:${PR_NUMBER} \u2014 <verdict + key findings + nits>\", source:\"Agent(general-purpose) review\"}'\n description: Spawn a review subagent against the PR diff, capture its verdict, then persist a ledger entry tagged with the PR number. The content should be self-contained enough for an auditor to read without re-opening the chat.\n ux:\n cannot: \"You cannot merge PR #${PR_NUMBER} yet.\"\n required:\n - \"a recorded review of PR #${PR_NUMBER}\"\n run:\n - 'mcp__agent-grounding__ledger_add { sessionId: \"${SESSION_ID}\", type: \"fact\", content: \"review:${PR_NUMBER} \u2014 <verdict + key findings + nits>\" }'\n\n # Bash-surface parallel of review-before-merge for operators on the gh-cli\n # workflow. Two scope notes:\n # 1. Tag shape: `review:${BRANCH}` instead of `review:${PR_NUMBER}`. The\n # `gh pr merge` invocation can target the PR by number, by URL, or by\n # the current branch (default), and PR_NUMBER is not extractable from\n # `tool_input.command` with today's JSONPath-only extract DSL. BRANCH\n # is the stable identifier the producer can record at review time.\n # 2. This sits ALONGSIDE review-before-merge \u2014 not as a replacement. An\n # operator using both surfaces (e.g. agent-tasks MCP for most repos\n # + gh-cli for a quick hotfix) will have both gates active, each with\n # its own tag shape, which is semantically honest.\n - name: review-before-merge-bash\n description: Block `gh pr merge` unless a ledger entry tagged review:<branch> exists for this session.\n trigger:\n event: PreToolUse\n match: \"Bash\"\n bash_match: '(^|\\n|;|\\||&&|\\()\\s*(\\w+=\\S+\\s+)*gh pr merge\\b'\n requires:\n ledger_tag: \"review:${BRANCH}\"\n hook: require-review-evidence-bash\n enforcement: block\n producers:\n - kind: mcp\n verb: mcp__agent-grounding__ledger_add\n example: '{sessionId:\"${SESSION_ID}\", type:\"fact\", content:\"review:${BRANCH} \u2014 <verdict + key findings + nits>\", source:\"Agent(general-purpose) review\"}'\n description: Spawn a review subagent against the branch diff, capture its verdict, then persist a ledger entry tagged with the branch name. Mirror of the review-before-merge producer for the gh-cli surface.\n ux:\n cannot: \"You cannot merge the PR for branch ${BRANCH} via `gh pr merge` yet.\"\n required:\n - \"a recorded review of the PR for branch ${BRANCH}\"\n run:\n - 'mcp__agent-grounding__ledger_add { sessionId: \"${SESSION_ID}\", type: \"fact\", content: \"review:${BRANCH} \u2014 <verdict + key findings + nits>\" }'\n\n - name: dogfood-before-release\n description: Block npm publish / git tag v* without a recent dogfood ledger entry.\n trigger:\n event: PreToolUse\n match: \"Bash\"\n bash_match: '(^|\\n|;|\\||&&|\\()\\s*(\\w+=\\S+\\s+)*(npm publish\\b|git( -C \\S+)* tag v)'\n requires:\n ledger_tag: \"dogfood:${SESSION_ID}\"\n within: 24h\n hook: require-dogfood-evidence\n enforcement: block\n producers:\n - kind: mcp\n verb: mcp__agent-grounding__ledger_add\n example: '{sessionId:\"${SESSION_ID}\", type:\"fact\", content:\"dogfood:${SESSION_ID} \u2014 <end-to-end smoke summary against the live system>\", source:\"manual smoke test\"}'\n description: Before tagging or publishing, run the release path end-to-end against the live system (not just unit tests) and persist the result as a session-tagged ledger entry. Document what you exercised (install, CLI happy path, MCP handshake, etc.) so a future auditor can tell whether the smoke covered the change.\n ux:\n cannot: \"You cannot publish a release yet.\"\n required:\n - \"an end-to-end dogfood run in this session\"\n run:\n - 'mcp__agent-grounding__ledger_add { sessionId: \"${SESSION_ID}\", type: \"fact\", content: \"dogfood:${SESSION_ID} \u2014 <end-to-end smoke summary>\" }'\n\n - name: two-reviewers-required\n description: At least two distinct reviewer ledger entries must exist for the PR.\n trigger:\n event: PreToolUse\n match: \"mcp__agent-tasks__pull_requests_merge\"\n extract:\n PR_NUMBER: \"toolArgs.prNumber\"\n requires:\n ledger_tag: \"review:${PR_NUMBER}\"\n count:\n min: 2\n hook: require-review-evidence\n enforcement: warn\n producers:\n - kind: mcp\n verb: mcp__agent-grounding__ledger_add\n example: '{sessionId:\"${SESSION_ID}\", type:\"fact\", content:\"review:${PR_NUMBER} \u2014 <verdict + key findings + nits>\", source:\"Agent(general-purpose) review (reviewer 2)\"}'\n description: Same shape as review-before-merge but TWO DISTINCT reviewer entries must exist before the gate is satisfied (count.min 2). Distinguish reviewers by source so the count is honest. Warn-level enforcement, so the agent CAN merge with one reviewer but should consider spawning a second for load-bearing changes.\n\n - name: preflight-before-investigation\n description: Block investigative git reads (status/log/diff/branch) when agent-preflight has not run recently with ready:true for the current repo.\n trigger:\n event: PreToolUse\n match: \"Bash\"\n bash_match: '(^|\\n|;|\\||&&|\\()\\s*(\\w+=\\S+\\s+)*git( -C \\S+)* (status|log|diff|branch)\\b'\n requires:\n ledger_tag: \"preflight:${REPO}\"\n within: 1h\n hook: require-preflight-evidence\n enforcement: block\n producers:\n - kind: bash\n command: harness session-start preflight\n description: Runs agent-preflight against the current cwd; on ready:true, records preflight:${REPO} to the ledger. Standard producer.\n - kind: mcp\n verb: mcp__agent-grounding__ledger_add\n example: '{sessionId:\"${SESSION_ID}\", type:\"fact\", content:\"preflight:${REPO}\", source:\"manual\"}'\n description: Direct ledger write. Use when the Bash hook is locked down (e.g. understanding-gate active) or when the standard producer is unavailable.\n ux:\n cannot: \"You cannot investigate this repository yet.\"\n required:\n - \"verified repository preflight\"\n run:\n - \"harness preflight\"\n\n - name: review-subagent-before-pr-create\n description: Block agent-tasks PR creation unless a review-subagent ledger entry tagged for this task already exists. Forces the rigorous review BEFORE the PR opens, not after.\n trigger:\n event: PreToolUse\n match: \"mcp__agent-tasks__pull_requests_create\"\n extract:\n TASK_ID: \"toolArgs.taskId\"\n requires:\n ledger_tag: \"review-subagent:${TASK_ID}\"\n hook: require-review-subagent-evidence\n enforcement: block\n producers:\n - kind: mcp\n verb: mcp__agent-grounding__ledger_add\n example: '{sessionId:\"${SESSION_ID}\", type:\"fact\", content:\"review-subagent:${TASK_ID} \u2014 <verdict + key findings + nits>\", source:\"Agent(general-purpose) review\"}'\n description: After running a review subagent against the staged diff, persist its verdict + load-bearing findings as a ledger entry tagged with the task UUID. The content should be self-contained enough to audit later without re-reading the chat.\n ux:\n cannot: \"You cannot open a pull request for task ${TASK_ID} yet.\"\n required:\n - \"a completed review-subagent pass on this task\"\n run:\n - 'mcp__agent-grounding__ledger_add { sessionId: \"${SESSION_ID}\", type: \"fact\", content: \"review-subagent:${TASK_ID} \u2014 <verdict + key findings + nits>\" }'\n\n # Bash-surface parallel of review-subagent-before-pr-create. Tag shape is\n # `review-subagent:${BRANCH}` because TASK_ID is an agent-tasks-only\n # concept; for the gh-cli workflow the working branch is the closest stable\n # handle for \"the PR-in-progress\" at this point. Same rationale as\n # review-before-merge-bash: sits alongside the MCP variant, not as a\n # replacement.\n - name: review-subagent-before-pr-create-bash\n description: Block `gh pr create` unless a review-subagent ledger entry tagged review-subagent:<branch> exists for this session. Forces the rigorous review BEFORE the PR opens.\n trigger:\n event: PreToolUse\n match: \"Bash\"\n bash_match: '(^|\\n|;|\\||&&|\\()\\s*(\\w+=\\S+\\s+)*gh pr create\\b'\n requires:\n ledger_tag: \"review-subagent:${BRANCH}\"\n hook: require-review-subagent-evidence-bash\n enforcement: block\n producers:\n - kind: mcp\n verb: mcp__agent-grounding__ledger_add\n example: '{sessionId:\"${SESSION_ID}\", type:\"fact\", content:\"review-subagent:${BRANCH} \u2014 <verdict + key findings + nits>\", source:\"Agent(general-purpose) review\"}'\n description: After running a review subagent against the staged diff for the working branch, persist its verdict + load-bearing findings as a ledger entry tagged with the branch name. Mirror of the review-subagent-before-pr-create producer for the gh-cli surface.\n ux:\n cannot: \"You cannot open a pull request for branch ${BRANCH} via `gh pr create` yet.\"\n required:\n - \"a completed review-subagent pass on branch ${BRANCH}\"\n run:\n - 'mcp__agent-grounding__ledger_add { sessionId: \"${SESSION_ID}\", type: \"fact\", content: \"review-subagent:${BRANCH} \u2014 <verdict + key findings + nits>\" }'\n\n - name: preflight-before-push\n description: Block git push unless a fresh preflight ledger entry exists for the current branch. Catches the stale-checkout class of incident at the last reversible step.\n trigger:\n event: PreToolUse\n match: \"Bash\"\n bash_match: '(^|\\n|;|\\||&&|\\()\\s*(\\w+=\\S+\\s+)*git( -C \\S+)* push\\b'\n requires:\n ledger_tag: \"preflight:${BRANCH}\"\n within: 10m\n # at_head:true lets a preflight at the current HEAD satisfy the\n # gate at any age (the standard producer writes head:<sha> into\n # the tag content). The 10m window remains the freshness ceiling\n # for the head-mismatch case (operator switched branch, preflight\n # predates HEAD shift, runtime couldn't resolve a sha).\n at_head: true\n hook: require-preflight-push-evidence\n enforcement: block\n producers:\n - kind: bash\n command: harness session-start preflight\n description: Runs agent-preflight against the current cwd; on ready:true, records preflight:${BRANCH} ready:true confidence:<n> head:<sha> to the ledger. Standard producer.\n - kind: mcp\n verb: mcp__agent-grounding__ledger_add\n example: '{sessionId:\"${SESSION_ID}\", type:\"fact\", content:\"preflight:${BRANCH} head:<full-sha> \u2014 <summary of what is on the branch + smoke results>\", source:\"manual\"}'\n description: Direct ledger write. Include head:<full-sha> if you want the entry to count under at_head; the branch is the WIP review surface and the content should summarise what is staged + the smoke evidence so a reviewer can audit later without re-reading the chat.\n ux:\n cannot: \"You cannot push branch ${BRANCH} yet.\"\n required:\n - \"a preflight for ${BRANCH} at the current HEAD (any age) OR any preflight within the last 10 minutes. Re-run `harness preflight` if you committed since the last preflight AND it has been more than 10 minutes.\"\n run:\n - \"harness preflight\"\n\n# Full inherits the Solo/Team understanding-gate stack: the Stop hook\n# persists each Understanding Report and the PreToolUse pre-tool-use\n# blocker refuses Edit/Write/Bash until the report is approved. Drop\n# this block if you want the reference policies above without the\n# baseline gate.\npolicy_packs:\n - name: understanding-before-execution\n source: builtin\n enabled: true\n description: Force agents to expose their task interpretation and wait for explicit human approval before any write-capable tool fires.\n config:\n mode: grill_me\n # Producers (agent-tasks/25bced52): rendered into the gate's deny\n # envelope by the same engine as policy producers. Constraint at\n # this layer: at-least-one `ask`. Post-v0.14.0 the gate signal\n # is a filesystem marker and the mcp ledger_add path no longer\n # satisfies the gate; the canonical unblock surface is the\n # operator-approval prompt.\n producers:\n - kind: ask\n command: harness approve understanding\n description: \"Bare command, no pipes or chaining. The hook recognises it via isEscapeCommand and emits permissionDecision:ask; the operator's go on that prompt IS the gate approval. Golden path.\"\n - kind: bash\n command: harness approve understanding\n description: Same command from any un-hooked terminal (operator only, not reachable from inside the gated session). Writes the canonical marker at harness.generated/.approvals/${SESSION_ID}.\n # ux (agent-tasks/e48e3b45): replaces the legacy engine-vocabulary\n # deny envelope with the plain-language { cannot, required, run }\n # shape. Engine details (the BLOCK reason naming session id /\n # marker / report state) still land in stderr for operator audit;\n # the agent only sees this.\n ux:\n cannot: \"You cannot use write-capable tools yet.\"\n required:\n - \"an approved Understanding Report for this session\"\n run:\n - \"Write an Understanding Report covering: Current Understanding, Intended Outcome, Derived Todos, Acceptance Criteria, Assumptions, Open Questions, Out Of Scope, Risks, Verification Plan\"\n - \"Run `harness approve understanding` and approve the prompt\"\n # approval_lifecycle (agent-tasks/d8ee60ca + harness/f54e0ecb,\n # v0.18.0+): expire the approval marker on task-completion\n # boundaries so a multi-task session re-prompts for an\n # Understanding Report between tasks. Without this the legacy\n # \"one approval per session\" contract lets a stale interpretation\n # drive the next task's edits.\n #\n # Full ships both boundary kinds: the agent-tasks MCP verbs for\n # operators on that workflow, plus a Bash regex list for hybrid\n # operators who also use gh-cli for PR mechanics. `max_age` is\n # the safety net. Operators who prefer the legacy per-session\n # behaviour opt out with `approval_lifecycle: { mode: session }`.\n # Operators on other task systems override the matchers.\n approval_lifecycle:\n expire_on_tool_match:\n - mcp__agent-tasks__task_finish\n - mcp__agent-tasks__task_abandon\n - mcp__agent-tasks__pull_requests_merge\n - mcp__agent-tasks__tasks_transition\n expire_on_bash_match:\n - '^gh pr (merge|close)\\b'\n - '^git push origin (master|main)\\b'\n max_age: 4h\n\n # branch-protection (agent-tasks/2fdc5bbe, default-enabled since v0.17.2):\n # blocks Write/Edit (claude-code) or apply_patch (codex) on protected\n # branches (default: master, main, develop). Complements\n # preflight-before-push, which fires at the LAST reversible step;\n # branch-protection fires at the FIRST source mutation, catching the\n # \"forgot to branch off master\" pattern earlier in the cycle.\n #\n # Two satisfying signals: a fresh `branch:non-protected:<branch>` tag\n # from the SessionStart producer (`harness session-start branch-check`),\n # or a `branch-protection-ack:<reason>` override the operator writes\n # via mcp__agent-grounding__ledger_add for deliberate protected-branch\n # edits (version bumps, CI workflow patches, hotfixes).\n #\n # Fails closed (any load / parse / ledger error refuses). Disable by\n # setting `enabled: false` or removing this entry if your workflow\n # routinely edits master directly. Override the protected list via\n # `config.protected_branches`. Full reference:\n # docs/policy-packs/branch-protection.md.\n - name: branch-protection\n source: builtin\n enabled: true\n description: Block Write/Edit on protected branches (master, main, develop) at the first source mutation.\n config:\n # ux (agent-tasks/9806d4f8): replaces the legacy\n # \"branch-protection: refusing ...\" envelope with the\n # plain-language { cannot, required, run } shape. Engine details\n # (the BLOCK reason naming session id / freshness window) stay\n # on stderr for operator audit.\n ux:\n cannot: \"You cannot edit files on protected branch ${BRANCH} yet.\"\n required:\n - \"a checkout of a non-protected branch (current `${BRANCH}` is protected)\"\n run:\n - \"git checkout -b feat/<your-task>\"\n - \"harness session-start branch-check\"\n";
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export declare const FULL_TEMPLATE = "# ~/.harness/harness.yaml (legacy: ~/.claude/harness.yaml)\n#\n# Bootstrapped by `harness init --template full`. The reference manifest:\n# every example policy from docs/examples/full-manifest.yaml wired through\n# the generic `harness policy intercept` engine, so no external shell\n# scripts under ~/.claude/hooks/ are required.\n#\n# Canonical source for the policy + policy_packs sections is\n# docs/examples/full-manifest.yaml. A parity vitest\n# (tests/cli/init-full-template-parity.test.ts) fails the build if the\n# two diverge on policy names or load-bearing fields.\n#\n# What you still need on PATH (the wizard offers to `npm i -g` these on\n# init): agent-tasks-mcp-bridge, grounding-mcp, memory-router-*,\n# understanding-gate-claude-*.\n\nversion: 1\n\ngrounding:\n session:\n auto_start: true\n id_format: \"gs-{repo}-{rand:8}\"\n evidence_ledger:\n path: ~/.evidence-ledger/ledger.db\n retention_days: 90\n policies_source: ~/.claude/harness.d/policies/claim-gate.yaml\n\ntools:\n mcp:\n # codebase-oracle (the Pandora RAG MCP server) is intentionally NOT\n # in the Full default. It is published as\n # `@lannguyensi/codebase-oracle` and works fine standalone, but it\n # is an opinionated workflow add-on (multi-repo semantic search)\n # rather than infrastructure harness itself assumes. Operators who\n # want it wire it explicitly:\n # npm i -g @lannguyensi/codebase-oracle\n # harness add mcp codebase-oracle --command codebase-oracle,mcp\n # Set ORACLE_SCAN_ROOT (absolute path; tilde is not expanded by the\n # MCP env block) and OPENAI_API_KEY (or switch providers via\n # ORACLE_LLM_PROVIDER) before the first call.\n - name: agent-tasks\n # Zero-setup entry: `@agent-tasks/mcp-bridge` exposes the\n # `agent-tasks-mcp-bridge` binary on PATH. The bridge owns token\n # storage and defaults to the hosted backend; override with\n # `AGENT_TASKS_BASE_URL` / `AGENT_TASKS_TOKEN` for self-hosted.\n # `min_version` floor: 0.6.0 added the `--version` short-circuit\n # the doctor probe needs (PR agent-tasks/240, release-cut PR 241).\n # Bump the floor whenever a fix you depend on lands; loose floors\n # are fine, the point is the drift signal not pinning a specific cut.\n command: [agent-tasks-mcp-bridge]\n min_version: \"0.6.0\"\n health:\n verb: projects_list\n timeout_ms: 5000\n enabled: true\n - name: grounding-mcp\n # Published bin from `@lannguyensi/grounding-mcp`. No env is set:\n # the bundled default resolves to `~/.evidence-ledger/ledger.db`\n # via os.homedir() at startup. Passing a literal tilde in env\n # bypasses shell expansion and creates rogue cwd-relative DB files\n # (see agent-tasks/42d224a6 incident). `min_version` floor: 0.2.0\n # added the `--version` short-circuit the doctor probe needs (PR\n # agent-grounding/76, release-cut PR 77).\n command: [grounding-mcp]\n min_version: \"0.2.0\"\n health:\n verb: ledger_status\n timeout_ms: 5000\n enabled: true\n\n cli:\n - name: gh\n binary: gh\n required: true\n\n skills:\n enabled:\n - simplify\n - init\n - review\n - security-review\n source_dirs:\n - ~/.claude/skills\n\n builtin:\n known: [Read, Edit, Write, Bash, Agent, Skill, TaskCreate, Glob, Grep]\n\nmemory:\n directories:\n - path: ~/.claude/projects/{project}/memory\n scope: project\n router:\n # Published bin from `@lannguyensi/memory-router`.\n # `min_version` floor: 0.3.0 added the `--version` short-circuit\n # the doctor probe needs (PR agent-memory/40, release-cut PR 41).\n command: [memory-router-user-prompt-submit]\n min_version: \"0.3.0\"\n enabled: true\n retention:\n staleness_days: 180\n broken_refs: warn\n scopes:\n default: project\n allowed: [project, user]\n\n# All PreToolUse hooks share the generic `harness policy intercept` CLI\n# entrypoint. The engine reads the tool event on stdin, evaluates whichever\n# policy below has a matching trigger (`match` + optional `bash_match`),\n# and emits Claude Code's deny envelope when the required ledger tag is\n# absent. No external shell scripts are required.\n#\n# The `git-preflight` SessionStart hook is the producer side of the\n# `preflight-before-*` policies: `harness session-start preflight` runs\n# agent-preflight against the session cwd and, on a ready:true result,\n# records `preflight:${REPO}` to the evidence ledger. It needs the\n# `preflight` binary on PATH (`npm i -g @lannguyensi/agent-preflight`); when\n# that is absent the hook logs to stderr and exits 0, so the session is\n# never broken \u2014 the preflight gates just stay closed until a tag is\n# produced some other way.\nhooks:\n - name: git-preflight\n event: SessionStart\n command: harness session-start preflight\n blocking: false\n # 70s budget gives the wrapped preflight (default 60s) headroom plus\n # ledger-write time. Was 30s through v0.17.4, but a healthy preflight\n # on a medium-size repo takes ~28s and the old 25s wrapper ceiling\n # blew through it. Bumped together with DEFAULT_PREFLIGHT_TIMEOUT_MS\n # (agent-tasks/7265599e).\n budget_ms: 70000\n # Floor at agent-preflight 0.1.1, the release that distinguishes\n # \"tool not installed\" (e.g. an npm script invoking eslint that is\n # not in devDependencies) from real lint/test/typecheck failures.\n # Stale 0.1.0 installs silently emit false-positive blockers that\n # keep the preflight-before-* policies closed forever. version_command\n # points at the source-of-truth preflight binary, not at the\n # `harness session-start preflight` wrapper.\n min_version: \"0.1.1\"\n version_command: [\"preflight\", \"--version\"]\n\n - name: require-review-evidence\n event: PreToolUse\n match: \"mcp__agent-tasks__pull_requests_merge\"\n command: harness policy intercept\n blocking: hard\n budget_ms: 2000\n\n # Tool-agnostic parallel of require-review-evidence for operators on the\n # gh-cli workflow (`gh pr merge`) instead of agent-tasks MCP. Same generic\n # `harness policy intercept` entrypoint; the matching review-before-merge-bash\n # policy below picks up the trigger. A PolicyTrigger can only AND-match one\n # surface (MCP tool-name OR Bash command), so two parallel definitions are\n # the minimum-scope way to cover both PR surfaces without bumping the schema.\n - name: require-review-evidence-bash\n event: PreToolUse\n match: \"Bash\"\n bash_match: '(^|\\n|;|\\||&&|\\()\\s*(\\w+=\\S+\\s+)*gh pr merge\\b'\n command: harness policy intercept\n blocking: hard\n budget_ms: 2000\n\n - name: require-dogfood-evidence\n event: PreToolUse\n match: \"Bash\"\n bash_match: '(^|\\n|;|\\||&&|\\()\\s*(\\w+=\\S+\\s+)*(npm publish\\b|git( -C \\S+)* tag v)'\n command: harness policy intercept\n blocking: hard\n budget_ms: 2000\n\n - name: require-preflight-evidence\n event: PreToolUse\n match: \"Bash\"\n bash_match: '(^|\\n|;|\\||&&|\\()\\s*(\\w+=\\S+\\s+)*git( -C \\S+)* (status|log|diff|branch)\\b'\n command: harness policy intercept\n blocking: hard\n budget_ms: 1000\n\n - name: require-review-subagent-evidence\n event: PreToolUse\n match: \"mcp__agent-tasks__pull_requests_create\"\n command: harness policy intercept\n blocking: hard\n budget_ms: 2000\n\n # Bash-surface parallel of require-review-subagent-evidence for operators\n # who open PRs with `gh pr create` instead of agent-tasks MCP. The matching\n # review-subagent-before-pr-create-bash policy below tags by branch\n # (`review-subagent:${BRANCH}`) because no task UUID is in `gh pr create`\n # arguments; the working branch is the closest stable handle for \"the\n # PR-in-progress\" at this point in the cycle.\n - name: require-review-subagent-evidence-bash\n event: PreToolUse\n match: \"Bash\"\n bash_match: '(^|\\n|;|\\||&&|\\()\\s*(\\w+=\\S+\\s+)*gh pr create\\b'\n command: harness policy intercept\n blocking: hard\n budget_ms: 2000\n\n - name: require-preflight-push-evidence\n event: PreToolUse\n match: \"Bash\"\n bash_match: '(^|\\n|;|\\||&&|\\()\\s*(\\w+=\\S+\\s+)*git( -C \\S+)* push\\b'\n command: harness policy intercept\n blocking: hard\n budget_ms: 1000\n\npolicies:\n - name: review-before-merge\n description: Block PR merges unless a ledger entry tagged review:<pr-number> exists for this session.\n trigger:\n event: PreToolUse\n match: \"mcp__agent-tasks__pull_requests_merge\"\n extract:\n PR_NUMBER: \"toolArgs.prNumber\"\n requires:\n ledger_tag: \"review:${PR_NUMBER}\"\n hook: require-review-evidence\n enforcement: block\n producers:\n - kind: mcp\n verb: mcp__agent-grounding__ledger_add\n example: '{sessionId:\"${SESSION_ID}\", type:\"fact\", content:\"review:${PR_NUMBER} \u2014 <verdict + key findings + nits>\", source:\"Agent(general-purpose) review\"}'\n description: Spawn a review subagent against the PR diff, capture its verdict, then persist a ledger entry tagged with the PR number. The content should be self-contained enough for an auditor to read without re-opening the chat.\n ux:\n cannot: \"You cannot merge PR #${PR_NUMBER} yet.\"\n required:\n - \"a recorded review of PR #${PR_NUMBER}\"\n run:\n - 'mcp__agent-grounding__ledger_add { sessionId: \"${SESSION_ID}\", type: \"fact\", content: \"review:${PR_NUMBER} \u2014 <verdict + key findings + nits>\" }'\n\n # Bash-surface parallel of review-before-merge for operators on the gh-cli\n # workflow. Two scope notes:\n # 1. Tag shape: `review:${BRANCH}` instead of `review:${PR_NUMBER}`. The\n # `gh pr merge` invocation can target the PR by number, by URL, or by\n # the current branch (default), and PR_NUMBER is not extractable from\n # `tool_input.command` with today's JSONPath-only extract DSL. BRANCH\n # is the stable identifier the producer can record at review time.\n # 2. This sits ALONGSIDE review-before-merge \u2014 not as a replacement. An\n # operator using both surfaces (e.g. agent-tasks MCP for most repos\n # + gh-cli for a quick hotfix) will have both gates active, each with\n # its own tag shape, which is semantically honest.\n - name: review-before-merge-bash\n description: Block `gh pr merge` unless a ledger entry tagged review:<branch> exists for this session.\n trigger:\n event: PreToolUse\n match: \"Bash\"\n bash_match: '(^|\\n|;|\\||&&|\\()\\s*(\\w+=\\S+\\s+)*gh pr merge\\b'\n requires:\n ledger_tag: \"review:${BRANCH}\"\n hook: require-review-evidence-bash\n enforcement: block\n producers:\n - kind: mcp\n verb: mcp__agent-grounding__ledger_add\n example: '{sessionId:\"${SESSION_ID}\", type:\"fact\", content:\"review:${BRANCH} \u2014 <verdict + key findings + nits>\", source:\"Agent(general-purpose) review\"}'\n description: Spawn a review subagent against the branch diff, capture its verdict, then persist a ledger entry tagged with the branch name. Mirror of the review-before-merge producer for the gh-cli surface.\n ux:\n cannot: \"You cannot merge the PR for branch ${BRANCH} via `gh pr merge` yet.\"\n required:\n - \"a recorded review of the PR for branch ${BRANCH}\"\n run:\n - 'mcp__agent-grounding__ledger_add { sessionId: \"${SESSION_ID}\", type: \"fact\", content: \"review:${BRANCH} \u2014 <verdict + key findings + nits>\" }'\n\n - name: dogfood-before-release\n description: Block npm publish / git tag v* without a recent dogfood ledger entry.\n trigger:\n event: PreToolUse\n match: \"Bash\"\n bash_match: '(^|\\n|;|\\||&&|\\()\\s*(\\w+=\\S+\\s+)*(npm publish\\b|git( -C \\S+)* tag v)'\n requires:\n ledger_tag: \"dogfood:${SESSION_ID}\"\n within: 24h\n hook: require-dogfood-evidence\n enforcement: block\n producers:\n - kind: mcp\n verb: mcp__agent-grounding__ledger_add\n example: '{sessionId:\"${SESSION_ID}\", type:\"fact\", content:\"dogfood:${SESSION_ID} \u2014 <end-to-end smoke summary against the live system>\", source:\"manual smoke test\"}'\n description: Before tagging or publishing, run the release path end-to-end against the live system (not just unit tests) and persist the result as a session-tagged ledger entry. Document what you exercised (install, CLI happy path, MCP handshake, etc.) so a future auditor can tell whether the smoke covered the change.\n ux:\n cannot: \"You cannot publish a release yet.\"\n required:\n - \"an end-to-end dogfood run in this session\"\n run:\n - 'mcp__agent-grounding__ledger_add { sessionId: \"${SESSION_ID}\", type: \"fact\", content: \"dogfood:${SESSION_ID} \u2014 <end-to-end smoke summary>\" }'\n\n - name: two-reviewers-required\n description: At least two distinct reviewer ledger entries must exist for the PR.\n trigger:\n event: PreToolUse\n match: \"mcp__agent-tasks__pull_requests_merge\"\n extract:\n PR_NUMBER: \"toolArgs.prNumber\"\n requires:\n ledger_tag: \"review:${PR_NUMBER}\"\n count:\n min: 2\n hook: require-review-evidence\n enforcement: warn\n producers:\n - kind: mcp\n verb: mcp__agent-grounding__ledger_add\n example: '{sessionId:\"${SESSION_ID}\", type:\"fact\", content:\"review:${PR_NUMBER} \u2014 <verdict + key findings + nits>\", source:\"Agent(general-purpose) review (reviewer 2)\"}'\n description: Same shape as review-before-merge but TWO DISTINCT reviewer entries must exist before the gate is satisfied (count.min 2). Distinguish reviewers by source so the count is honest. Warn-level enforcement, so the agent CAN merge with one reviewer but should consider spawning a second for load-bearing changes.\n\n - name: preflight-before-investigation\n description: Block investigative git reads (status/log/diff/branch) when agent-preflight has not run recently with ready:true for the current repo.\n trigger:\n event: PreToolUse\n match: \"Bash\"\n bash_match: '(^|\\n|;|\\||&&|\\()\\s*(\\w+=\\S+\\s+)*git( -C \\S+)* (status|log|diff|branch)\\b'\n requires:\n ledger_tag: \"preflight:${REPO}\"\n within: 1h\n hook: require-preflight-evidence\n enforcement: block\n producers:\n - kind: bash\n command: harness session-start preflight\n description: Runs agent-preflight against the current cwd; on ready:true, records preflight:${REPO} to the ledger. Standard producer.\n - kind: mcp\n verb: mcp__agent-grounding__ledger_add\n example: '{sessionId:\"${SESSION_ID}\", type:\"fact\", content:\"preflight:${REPO}\", source:\"manual\"}'\n description: Direct ledger write. Use when the Bash hook is locked down (e.g. understanding-gate active) or when the standard producer is unavailable.\n ux:\n cannot: \"You cannot investigate this repository yet.\"\n required:\n - \"verified repository preflight\"\n run:\n - \"harness preflight\"\n\n - name: review-subagent-before-pr-create\n description: Block agent-tasks PR creation unless a review-subagent ledger entry tagged for this task already exists. Forces the rigorous review BEFORE the PR opens, not after.\n trigger:\n event: PreToolUse\n match: \"mcp__agent-tasks__pull_requests_create\"\n extract:\n TASK_ID: \"toolArgs.taskId\"\n requires:\n ledger_tag: \"review-subagent:${TASK_ID}\"\n hook: require-review-subagent-evidence\n enforcement: block\n producers:\n - kind: mcp\n verb: mcp__agent-grounding__ledger_add\n example: '{sessionId:\"${SESSION_ID}\", type:\"fact\", content:\"review-subagent:${TASK_ID} \u2014 <verdict + key findings + nits>\", source:\"Agent(general-purpose) review\"}'\n description: After running a review subagent against the staged diff, persist its verdict + load-bearing findings as a ledger entry tagged with the task UUID. 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Golden path.\"\n - kind: bash\n command: harness approve understanding\n description: Same command from any un-hooked terminal (operator only, not reachable from inside the gated session). Writes the canonical marker at harness.generated/.approvals/${SESSION_ID}.\n # ux (agent-tasks/e48e3b45): replaces the legacy engine-vocabulary\n # deny envelope with the plain-language { cannot, required, run }\n # shape. Engine details (the BLOCK reason naming session id /\n # marker / report state) still land in stderr for operator audit;\n # the agent only sees this.\n ux:\n cannot: \"You cannot use write-capable tools yet.\"\n required:\n - \"an approved Understanding Report for this session\"\n run:\n - \"Write an Understanding Report covering: Current Understanding, Intended Outcome, Derived Todos, Acceptance Criteria, Assumptions, Open Questions, Out Of Scope, Risks, Verification Plan\"\n - \"Run `harness approve understanding` and approve the prompt\"\n # approval_lifecycle (agent-tasks/d8ee60ca + harness/f54e0ecb,\n # v0.18.0+): expire the approval marker on task-completion\n # boundaries so a multi-task session re-prompts for an\n # Understanding Report between tasks. 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