roarista/awesome-harness

A drop-in harness that makes Claude Code cheaper, sharper, and forgetful-proof: persistent memory, token savings, anti-drift, a code-map RAG, disciplined cheap-model coding.

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codex-audit

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roarista/awesome-harness

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The AUDITOR (codex voice). THE PROCEDURE step 6 (VERIFY), routed to Codex per Ro's directive 2026-08-02 ("queremos usar Codex más porque nos dan más créditos"). Reads a diff or finished unit against its spec, reports findings, and stops. It NEVER edits and NEVER spawns anything — this agent has no Write/Edit tools at…

1 6d ago A 363 tokens original MIT

codex

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The BUILDER. THE PROCEDURE step 5 (BUILD) — dispatches ONE unit to the real synchronous Codex CLI (codex exec), which edits files on disk, and returns the diff. This agent has NO file-editing tools itself; it cannot write code in Claude even by accident. This is NOT codex:codex-rescue — that plugin agent is a…

1 6d ago A 242 tokens original MIT

gemini

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Delegates work to REAL Gemini 2.5 (Pro/Flash) via the gemini shim → OpenCode. A genuine independent model, so valid as the non-Claude voice in a council. Gemini gets its OWN Read/Bash/Edit tools inside OpenCode, so it can scrape, run commands, read repos, and analyse images — not just answer from context. Use for…

1 6d ago A 295 tokens original MIT

map-refresh

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Runs after a unit of work is built and verified, to make every code map tell the truth about the repo again. THE PROCEDURE step 7 (PERSIST), before the commit. It regenerates the CACHED maps (.codemap, graphify) and VERIFIES the LIVE ones (L0/L1/skeleton) — those are computed on every call and have nothing to…

1 6d ago A 271 tokens original MIT

opus

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The AUDITOR. THE PROCEDURE step 6 (VERIFY) — a non-builder reviews the builder's work before it is accepted. Reads a diff (or a finished unit) against its spec, reports findings, and stops. It NEVER edits and NEVER spawns anything. Use for: auditing a codex diff; checking a unit against its CONTEXT/CHANGE/GOAL/VERIFY…

1 6d ago A 224 tokens original MIT