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@codragraph/harness

v2.1.0

Published

Auto-tuned harnesses for AI agents — Meta-Harness algorithm with Pareto search over (accuracy, tokens, latency)

Downloads

500

Readme

@codragraph/harness

Auto-tuned harnesses for AI agents — Meta-Harness Algorithm 1 with Pareto search over (accuracy, tokens, latency).

Built on top of @codragraph/cli MCP tools (graph-aware code intelligence) and works with any inference provider (Claude, Codex, OpenCode, OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, ...).

Status

Developer preview. The package ships with single-proposer search, multi-role swarm search (Explorer + Exploiter + Critic), versioned recipe memory keyed on graph snapshots, and CLI / MCP entry points.

See RFC.md for the full design.

Concept

A harness is the code around a fixed base model that decides what to store, retrieve, and present at each step. Different harnesses produce different (accuracy, token-cost, latency) tradeoffs for the same task family.

codragraph-harness search runs an outer optimization loop:

  1. Start with seed harnesses (zero-shot, few-shot, graph-aware).
  2. Score each on a search-set of tasks → 3-vector (accuracy, tokens, latencyMs).
  3. An agentic proposer (Claude Code by default) reads the filesystem of all prior candidates' source + traces + scores and writes new harness variants.
  4. Each new harness is validated, scored, added to the Pareto frontier.
  5. Loop for N iterations.
  6. Return the non-dominated frontier.

Reference: Meta-Harness paper, arXiv 2603.28052.

Usage (planned)

codragraph-harness search \
  --task ./tasks/codebase-qa/ \
  --seeds zero-shot,few-shot,graph-aware \
  --iterations 20 \
  --proposer claude-code \
  --output ./runs/2026-04-29/
import { search } from "@codragraph/harness";

const frontier = await search({
  taskSet: "./tasks/codebase-qa/",
  iterations: 20,
  proposer: "claude-code",
});

Also exposed as a harness_run MCP tool and via @codragraph/sdk.