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@harness-forge/cli

v1.5.5

Published

Harness Forge: modular agentic AI workspace installer, catalog, and workflow runtime.

Readme


🔍 Scans & Equips

Your AI agent gets your repo's languages, frameworks, and patterns from the first prompt

🔄 Self-Improves

A closed feedback loop learns what works, tunes itself, and gets smarter every session

📊 Full Visibility

Real-time dashboard shows every decision, token spend, and compaction — no black boxes

| | Without Harness Forge | With Harness Forge | |---|---|---| | 🧠 Context | Agent guesses at project structure | Agent knows your languages, frameworks, boundaries | | ⚡ Performance | Starts fresh every session | Self-improves over time via the Living Loop | | 📊 Visibility | Black box — no idea what the agent decided | Real-time dashboard with 20 live panels | | 🧭 Decisions | ADRs get buried or forgotten | Chronological decision timeline with stale-decision checks | | 🧩 Complex tasks | Agent wanders or over-delegates without clear thresholds | Automatic complex-task protocol keeps simple work light, bounds sidecars, verifies results, and captures durable learning | | 💰 Cost | Wasted tokens on retries and wrong paths | Compaction + auto-tuning saves 20-40% | | 📤 Portability | Stuck on one machine, one setup | Export & import learned patterns as .hfb bundles |


🔄 The Living Loop — Your Harness Gets Smarter

Most tools configure once and forget. Harness Forge keeps learning.

  ┌──────────┐    ┌──────────┐    ┌──────────┐    ┌──────────┐    ┌──────────┐
  │ 🔍       │    │ 🧠       │    │ ⚡       │    │ 📤       │    │ 📥       │
  │ OBSERVE  │───▶│  LEARN   │───▶│  ADAPT   │───▶│  SHARE   │───▶│  IMPORT  │
  │          │    │          │    │          │    │          │    │          │
  │ Tracks   │    │ Finds    │    │ Auto-    │    │ Export   │    │ Bootstrap│
  │ sessions │    │ patterns │    │ tunes    │    │ bundles  │    │ anywhere │
  └──────────┘    └──────────┘    └──────────┘    └──────────┘    └──────────┘
        ▲                                                              │
        └──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

📅 Day 1 — You install

npx @harness-forge/cli

Scans your repo. Installs skills, rules, knowledge packs. Default settings. Everything works out of the box.

📅 Day 3 — After ~10 sessions

🧠 Pattern found: "Summarize" saves 40% more tokens
   than "Trim" in this repo (confidence: 82%)

⚡ Auto-tuned: compaction threshold 75% → 65%
   Result: 20% fewer budget warnings

📅 Day 5 — Share with your team

hforge export --bundle my-team.hfb
# Send to a teammate →
hforge import my-team.hfb
# They get your learned patterns instantly

📅 Ongoing — Dashboard shows it all

hforge dashboard

Loop health ring, effectiveness scores, pattern list, tuning log — live in your browser.

The more you use it, the better it gets. After ~10 sessions, Harness Forge has learned your repo's patterns and tuned itself for optimal performance. No manual configuration needed.

  • Every tunable parameter has hard min/max bounds — the tuner can't go wild
  • Every change is logged with before/after values and the pattern that triggered it
  • If the next 3 sessions score worse, the tuning is automatically reverted
  • Your manual config overrides are sacred — the tuner won't touch them
  • The dashboard shows every tuning with a one-click revert button

📊 Real-Time Dashboard

hforge dashboard — see everything, live in your browser.

🔄 Loop Ring

Live status of each loop stage with health score

📈 Effectiveness

Session score trend — are things getting better?

🧠 Insights

Discovered patterns with confidence bars

⚡ Tuning Log

Policy changes with one-click revert

| Panel | What it shows | |-------|-------------| | 🔢 KPI Cards | Total events, tokens, enforcement level, budget gauge | | 📈 Event Timeline | Scatter plot of all events over time, color-coded by category | | 💾 Memory Pressure | Token usage line chart with threshold marklines | | 📊 Budget Breakdown | Donut chart of budget allocation (hot-path, output, tools, safety) | | 📋 Live Event Feed | Searchable, expandable table of every harness decision | | 🤖 Subagent Briefs | Delegated tasks, their context, and outcomes | | 📊 Brief Metrics | Subagent activity summary and success rates | | 🔇 Suppression Gauge | How many duplicate context items were removed | | 🚪 Expansion Gate | History access requests — granted vs denied | | ⚙️ Config Editor | Edit memory-policy, context-budget, load-order live | | 🔄 Loop Health Ring | Self-improvement cycle status with stage counts | | 📈 Effectiveness Trend | Session score sparkline (last 20 sessions) | | 🧠 Insights Panel | Discovered patterns with confidence and "NEW" badges | | ⚡ Tuning Log | Policy changes with before/after and revert button | | 📊 Event Distribution | Bar chart of top event types | | ⏱️ Event Rate | Events per minute over time | | 🗺️ Event Heatmap | Category × time heatmap | | 💰 Tokens Saved | Running counter of tokens saved by compaction | | 📊 Profile Distribution | Output profile selection breakdown | | ℹ️ Session Info | Session ID, uptime, version, connection status |

🔔 Desktop notifications for critical events — budget exceeded, memory rotation, tuning applied, pattern discovered.

🏢 Multi-project support — switch between projects in one dashboard. Your project list is saved in the browser.


🛡️ Sentinel — always-on watcher (preview)

Sentinel watches your project for you. It notices when key files change, when the build is wrong, or when an AI agent gets stuck — and writes it down. It never spends AI tokens on its own (default daily budget is 0), and it never changes anything without your approval.

  ┌──────────┐   ┌──────────────┐   ┌──────────┐   ┌──────────────┐   ┌──────────┐
  │ 👁️ WATCH  │──▶│ 📋 OBSERVE   │──▶│ 🚦 SIGNAL │──▶│ ✋ APPROVE   │──▶│ 🔧 ACT   │
  │ drift /  │   │ dedup + log  │   │ classify │   │ authority    │   │ sandbox  │
  │ deps /   │   │ by severity  │   │ + route  │   │ A0..A5 chain │   │ worktree │
  │ ADR mons │   │              │   │          │   │ + denylist   │   │ +rollback│
  └──────────┘   └──────────────┘   └──────────┘   └──────────────┘   └──────────┘
        ▲                                                                   │
        └────────────── side-effect ledger · panic-stop ────────────────────┘

👁️ Watches deterministically

Repo / dependency / ADR-drift monitors — 0 LLM tokens by default, fully offline

✋ Never acts unasked

Tamper-evident SHA-256 approval chain, denied paths & commands, instant panic-stop

🔧 Reversible by design

Approved actions run in isolated git worktrees with a full side-effect ledger

hforge monitor init-defaults     # one-time setup
hforge monitor once              # run all watchers one tick
hforge observe                   # see what changed
hforge monitor status            # check the cost meter
  • Repo Drift Monitor — flags when package.json, lockfile, tsconfig.json, or your harness manifest change
  • Deduplicated observations — no duplicate noise across runs
  • Hard cost ceilingcadence.yaml and budget.yaml cap how often watchers run and how much they may spend
  • Per-hour run cap enforcedmaxMonitorRunsPerHour blocks new ticks once exhausted
  • Severity rules in YAML — each watcher maps default plus named rules (e.g. manifest_changed: warning)
  • Concurrent-safe — in-process mutex protects hot files (fingerprints.json, ledgers)
  • Hardened PID file — structured {pid, startedAt, hostname, workspaceRoot}, foreign-host detection, stale-PID recovery
  • Panic stop — set panicStop: true and Sentinel halts immediately
  • Signal correlationhforge signals groups observations into prioritized signals with category routing (maintenance, agent-health, regression, etc.)
  • Suppression + resolutionhforge signals suppress <id> --until 7d, --forever, resolve
  • Action queuehforge actions shows proposed plans with risk + verification + rollback declared
  • First action templaterefresh-harness-runtime (drift signal → hforge refresh action plan)
  • Full autonomy CLIhforge autonomy status | policy | explain | set-profile | set-level | panic-stop
  • 5 profiles (observe → cautious → assisted → active → maintainer) with per-profile approval requirements
  • Tamper-evident approval chainhforge actions approve <id> --authority A3 --expires 2h writes a SHA-256-chained record; tamper detected on next read
  • Denied paths + denied commands enforced in the policy gate (defaults block .env, **/secrets/**, npm publish, git push --force, …)
  • Approved actions actually execute in an isolated git worktree at .hforge/runtime/actions/runs/<id>/worktree/
  • Cross-platform safe executorchild_process.spawn({shell: false}), AbortController timeouts, POSIX process-group + Windows taskkill /F /T killtree
  • Sandboxed envHOME/USERPROFILE redirected, only PATH + small allowlist passed through; secrets never leak
  • Verification — 4 of 5 check types (command, file_exists, no_diff_outside, schema_valid); agent_review correctly skipped while LLM budget=0
  • Side-effect ledger + actions diff/logs/rollback for forensic review and reversal
  • actions rollback delete_worktree removes the worktree and flips status to reverted
  • World monitorhforge world watch add npm:<pkg> / runtime:nodejs:lts + hforge world sync fetches real npm + Node.js Release schedule with ETag caching
  • Relevance scoring against package.json drops events for unused packages and downgrades borderline ones to info
  • Network policy baked in (none / package-registry-only / github-only / allowlist) — no surprise outbound calls
  • Long-running daemonhforge monitor run schedules each watcher on its own interval with jitter, polls panic-stop, exits cleanly on Ctrl+C / hforge monitor stop
  • Crash-recovery checkpoint — orphan runs from a killed daemon get flipped to failed on the next boot
  • Panic-stop broadcastautonomy panic-stop on halts the daemon AND aborts every in-flight executor within one tick
  • Dashboard panels (8 of 8)hforge dashboard now serves the full Sentinel section: Status, World Feed, Signals, Approval Inbox, Action Queue, Verification Results, Autonomy Posture, Agent Watchdog, Side-Effect Ledger — backed by REST endpoints with a 5s page-visibility-gated React poll
  • Watchdog primitives — intervention ladder (observe → warn → constrain → pause → require_approval → terminate → rollback), hforge watchdog status / events / pause / resume / explain CLI, persisted intervention ledger
  • validate:sentinel runtime gate wired into validate:runtime-gates (now 7 gates) — Zod-validates default monitor + policy YAMLs and scans for inline comments across all sentinel paths
  • Dependency Risk Monitor — flags deprecated direct/indirect dependencies and major-version-available upgrades; reads package.json + node_modules + the world-monitor cache, fully offline
  • ADR Drift Monitor — walks docs/adrs/, docs/adr/, and .hforge/runtime/decisions/; emits a signal when an ADR references files that no longer exist, escalates to warning when 3+ refs are broken
  • 300 unit + integration tests including full daemon lifecycle, watchdog state machine, validate-sentinel gate, and both new monitors
  • 🚧 Coming next: agent step types (invoke_agent, write_file, apply_patch, open_pr), GitHub releases + advisories adapter, CI Failure Monitor (needs the GitHub adapter), click-to-approve UI

📖 New here? Read docs/sentinel/README.md and docs/sentinel/getting-started.md — both written in plain English with no jargon.


🔷 Double Diamond — feature & bug workflows

Most agents code the first idea they have. Double Diamond makes your agent explore the problem before committing and compare options before delivering — with just enough structure, never ceremony.

        DISCOVER                 DEVELOP
           ◆                        ◆
          ╱ ╲                      ╱ ╲
         ╱   ╲   defined          ╱   ╲   shipped
  ──────▶     ◆─────────────────▶     ◆──────▶
  request ╲   ╱   problem        ╲   ╱   change
           ╲ ╱                    ╲ ╱
            ◆                      ◆
         DEFINE                  DELIVER
     └──── PROBLEM SPACE ───┘ └─── SOLUTION SPACE ───┘
        diverge → converge       diverge → converge

🔷 /hforge-double-diamond

For meaningful feature work. Discover evidence → Define the smallest correct problem → Develop ≥2 options → Deliver with validation, acceptance mapping & rollback. Auto-reframes to the bug flow if the task is really a defect.

🐞 /hforge-bug-diamond

For defects, regressions, flaky tests, incidents. Triage & contain → reproduce → ranked hypothesis table → smallest confirmed fix → verify → prevent recurrence. No root-cause claims without evidence.

Lite keeps small changes one-liner-light · Standard is the default for real features · Deep adds option matrices and human checkpoints for risky, ambiguous, or architecture-significant work. Host-agnostic and honest about parity: native slash skill in Claude Code, /skills or $skill in Codex — no overstated capabilities.


🧭 Decision Timeline

hforge review --root . --json — see what your team decided, when it changed, and what needs attention.

AI work moves fast. The hard part is remembering why the team chose a path three weeks later. Harness Forge now turns ASR and ADR records into a simple timeline:

🕒 What happened?

Decisions are sorted by creation time, so the newest architecture choices are easy to find.

🔎 What changed?

Superseded ADRs point to the newer decision, so old notes do not fight new direction.

🚦 What needs review?

Stale proposals, broken links, and missing decision coverage show up in review output.

# Review decision health, lineage, and architecture coverage
hforge review --root . --json

# Generate a readable decision log for handoff or onboarding
hforge runtime decision-log --root . --json

In plain words: if a task is architecture-significant, Harness Forge helps the team answer:

  • Do we have a decision for this?
  • Is it still current?
  • Did another ADR replace it?
  • Are we shipping with an uncovered architecture change?

That makes ADRs useful day to day, not just documents people write once and forget.


🚀 Get Started in 60 Seconds

npx @harness-forge/cli

The CLI walks you through:

  1. 🎯 Which AI targets (Codex, Claude Code, or both)
  2. 📊 How deep (quick / recommended / advanced)
  3. 👀 Preview of exactly what gets created
  4. ✅ One confirmation and you're done

Then make hforge available on your PATH:

npx @harness-forge/cli shell setup --yes

One-liner for CI / scripts:

hforge init \
  --root . \
  --agent codex \
  --agent claude-code \
  --setup-profile recommended \
  --yes

Verify everything is healthy:

hforge doctor --root . --json

⌨️ Your Daily Workflow

Commands organized by when you use them — not alphabetically.

🌅 Starting a session

| | Command | What it does | |---|---|---| | 🧭 | /hforge-init | Ask the agent to read the compact Harness Forge brief and orient itself | | 💡 | hforge next | Recommends the single most useful action right now | | 🏥 | hforge doctor | Full health check with evidence | | 🔄 | hforge refresh | Regenerate runtime after code changes | | 📋 | hforge status | Review what's installed |

🔄 While working

| | Command | What it does | |---|---|---| | 📊 | hforge dashboard | Open the real-time browser dashboard | | 🧭 | hforge review --root . --json | Check decision health, lineage, and coverage | | 📝 | hforge runtime decision-log --root . --json | Generate a readable decision timeline | | 📈 | hforge score | Show recent session effectiveness scores | | 🧠 | hforge insights | Browse learned patterns with confidence | | ⚡ | hforge adapt | View/manage auto-tunings | | 🔍 | hforge trace | View recent session traces | | 🔄 | hforge loop | Living Loop health summary |

📤 Sharing & maintenance

| | Command | What it does | |---|---|---| | 📦 | hforge export --bundle team.hfb | Export tuned harness as portable bundle | | 📥 | hforge import team.hfb | Bootstrap from a shared bundle | | 🔧 | hforge update | Update harness to latest version in place | | 🔬 | hforge audit | Verify install integrity | | 🔎 | hforge diff-install | Check what drifted since last install | | 🧹 | hforge prune | Clean up unused artifacts |

🧬 Advanced

| | Command | What it does | |---|---|---| | 🗺️ | hforge cartograph | Map repo structure and boundaries | | 🔍 | hforge recommend | Evidence-backed setup recommendations | | 🧬 | hforge recursive plan "..." | Structured recursive analysis for hard problems | | 🎯 | hforge target compare codex claude-code | Side-by-side target comparison |


💡 Real-World Scenarios

📂 "Just cloned a repo, want AI help"

cd my-project
npx @harness-forge/cli
# Done — AI assistant understands this project

🤝 "I use both Codex and Claude Code"

hforge init --agent codex --agent claude-code --yes
hforge target compare codex claude-code

Both agents share .hforge/ but get their own config bridges.

🔙 "Coming back to a project after a break"

hforge next
# Tells you: refresh runtime, review stale artifacts

👥 "Standardize AI setup across my team"

hforge export --bundle our-team.hfb
# Teammate runs:
hforge import our-team.hfb
# Same learned patterns, instant bootstrap

🎯 Supported Targets

| | Codex | Claude Code | |---|---|---| | Runtime | ✅ Full | ✅ Full | | Maintenance | ✅ Full | ✅ Full | | Hooks | 📄 Docs-driven | ✅ Native | | Plugins | 📄 Manual | ✅ Native | | Shared .hforge/ | ✅ Yes | ✅ Yes |

Use both together — they share the same .hforge/ runtime.

hforge target compare codex claude-code

📦 What's Included

TypeScript, Python, Java, Go, Kotlin, Rust, C++, .NET, PHP, Perl, Swift, Shell, Lua, PowerShell

React, Next.js, Vite, Express, FastAPI, Django, ASP.NET Core, Spring Boot, Laravel, Symfony, Gin, Ktor

Language engineering, workflow orchestration, operational helpers, and specialized skills like incident triage, dependency upgrades, API contract review, database migration review, release readiness, and token-budget-optimizer for context-aware compaction.


⚙️ How It Works Under the Hood

Your Repo
  │
  ├── AGENTS.md              ← AI agents read this first
  ├── .agents/skills/        ← Discoverable skills
  ├── .codex/ or .claude/    ← Target-specific config
  └── .hforge/               ← Hidden canonical runtime
         ├── library/        ← Skills, rules, knowledge packs
         ├── runtime/        ← State, indexes, traces, insights
         ├── generated/      ← Command catalog, launchers
         └── templates/      ← Workflow templates

Visible bridges where AI agents need discovery. Hidden canonical layer where runtime content stays authoritative.


❓ FAQ

No. npx @harness-forge/cli runs directly. For the shorter hforge command, run hforge shell setup --yes once.

Never. Harness Forge only creates its own files (AGENTS.md, .agents/, .hforge/, .codex/, .claude/). Your application code is untouched.

Yes. Add --yes for non-interactive and --json for machine-readable output:

hforge init --root . --agent codex --setup-profile recommended --yes
hforge doctor --root . --json

Delete: .hforge/, .agents/, .codex/, .claude/, AGENTS.md. Your project is back to normal.

No. Everything stays local under .hforge/. Nothing is ever sent to the internet. Inspect, delete, or back up anytime.

Node.js 22 or newer. Check with node --version.


📈 Project Activity


🤝 Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md for development setup and guidelines.

🙌 Acknowledgements

Harness Forge was inspired by github/spec-kit. Credit to the GitHub team for shaping cleaner workflow models.

📄 License

GPL-3.0 — see LICENSE.