Skill Claude CodeCodex needs its repo
Contribute a public change to Harness Anything from a GitHub issue through an isolated worktree, scoped tests, manifest-selected gates, a complete bilingual PR body, review triage, and maintainer merge. Use when a human or coding agent is preparing or updating a contribution to this repository.
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A setup skill for adding Harness Anything to a project that has never used it before. Harness Anything is a project task and tracking system, but the description does not explain its specific features.
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Diagnose and migrate a Harness Anything ledger from a machine that does not have the current Harness installed. Use when a project's harness/ ledger predates the current generation, when daemon attach fails because a current ledger has pre-S4 doc cuts, or when a user asks to upgrade, migrate, replay, or repair an old…
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Create, review, or update Harness Anything preset-manifest/v3 packages, including profiles, completion gates, template selections, output shapes, script entrypoints, capability declarations, package validation, and preset tests. Use when authoring or migrating a Harness Anything preset.
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Start Harness Anything task creation by choosing a software/coding preset first. Use when creating or planning a harness task package.
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Create, review, or update Harness Anything verticals. Use when designing vertical-definition JSON, vertical template catalogs, entity kinds, package scaffolds, checker profiles, projection schemas, and preset layering for a new Harness Anything domain such as coding, QA, docs, design, or operations.
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A skill for coordinating work among multiple AI agents through defined roles, task delegation, checks, and model selection. It also covers adding models to the coordination system.
Skill Codex needs its repo
An installation guide for connecting Harness Anything to a chosen coding agent. It checks the environment, obtains the source, installs dependencies, links the skills into the agent's user directory, and starts project setup.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: