willmarple/harness-visualizer

App to help visualize agent harness artifacts

This repository also configures its own agents. See what harness-visualizer tells them →

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team

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willmarple/harness-visualizer

Plugin Claude Code

Bundles 1 skill, 3 commands, 5 agents · 270 tokens together

Multi-agent implementation team with parallel execution, architect review, and quality gates. Transforms specs and task descriptions into working code using coordinated Agent Teams.

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qa

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willmarple/harness-visualizer

Plugin Claude Code

Bundles 5 skills, 5 commands, 5 agents · 598 tokens together

QA Orchestration Plugin - Comprehensive quality assurance pipeline with specialized subagents for risk analysis, test generation, mutation testing, architectural auditing, and regression tracking. Adapted for Node.js + TypeScript projects using Vitest.

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progressive-context

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willmarple/harness-visualizer

Plugin Claude Code

Bundles 4 commands, 1 agent · 178 tokens together

Introspects a project workspace-by-workspace and generates a per-workspace progressive-disclosure documentation system (paired patterns/ + features/ trees) describing only what actually exists in the code. Three gated phases (discover → scaffold → author); the author phase orchestrates a bounded worker pool of…

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spec

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willmarple/harness-visualizer

Plugin Claude Code

Bundles 1 skill, 6 commands, 4 agents · 168 tokens together

Specification generation pipeline with Agent Teams research, multi-source discovery, and composable phases. Transforms transcripts, Linear issues, Slack threads, and other discovery collateral into implementation-ready specs.

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