committer
01Agent
Part of harmonia
Organizes completed work into structured, logical commits with messages that communicate intent.
2 17d ago A 18 tokens
original MIT
2Stars on the repository
31Mods indexed here, across every type
17d agoLast push, which is what freshness is scored on
MITLicence, which decides whether bodies are shown
doc-producer
02Agent
Part of harmonia
Writes user-facing and in-repo documentation for shipped behavior.
2 17d ago A 16 tokens
copy · 84% MIT
doc-reviewer
03Agent
Part of harmonia
Reviews documentation for accuracy against the code and the diff.
2 17d ago A 15 tokens
copy · 83% MIT
ideator
04Agent
Part of harmonia
Generates and evaluates divergent directions before Harmonia commits to one.
2 17d ago A 16 tokens
copy · 84% MIT
implementer
05Agent
Part of harmonia
Builds the design, making failing tests pass without ever editing tests.
2 17d ago A 17 tokens
original MIT
Agent
Part of harmonia
Classifies and captures learnings into the right memory tier.
2 17d ago A 16 tokens
copy · 78% MIT
planner
07Agent
Part of harmonia
Designs how to build strictly within the scope declaration's boundary.
2 17d ago A 15 tokens
original MIT
reviewer
08Agent
Part of harmonia
Review lead: chairs the panel, dispatches lenses, audits gates and receipts, writes one verdict.
2 17d ago A 23 tokens
copy · 86% MIT
rubber-duck
09Agent
Part of harmonia
A dialogic thinking partner: asks the questions that let the developer find the answer.
2 17d ago A 22 tokens
copy · 84% MIT
scoper
10Agent
Part of harmonia
Pins a task's scope: goal, boundaries, non-goals, and machine-checkable success criteria.
2 17d ago A 24 tokens
original MIT
simplifier
11Agent
Part of harmonia
Challenges every abstraction and line that does not earn its keep.
2 17d ago A 15 tokens
copy · 89% MIT
Agent
Part of harmonia
Writes tests first: failing tests for behavior, covering tests at coverage gaps.
2 17d ago A 19 tokens
copy · 84% MIT
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