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@harness-one/cli

v0.1.1

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CLI scaffolding + audit tool for harness-one

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Readme

@harness-one/cli

CLI scaffolding + usage-audit tool for harness-one. Exposes the harness-one binary used to bootstrap new projects and print objective module-usage stats for existing ones.

The CLI ships as a standalone sibling package. Use pnpm dlx @harness-one/cli ... or install locally.

Install

# One-shot use without installing:
pnpm dlx @harness-one/cli init --modules core,tools,guardrails

# Or as a local dev dependency:
pnpm add -D @harness-one/cli

Node 18+. Depends on harness-one (regular dependency; not peer) so the CLI resolves cleanly from a fresh node_modules.

Commands

  • harness-one init [--modules ...] — scaffold a starter project that imports the requested module surfaces. Templates emit modern subpath imports (e.g. from 'harness-one/tools', from '@harness-one/devkit'). The --modules eval/--modules evolve flags now route to @harness-one/devkit; the architecture-checker stays on harness-one/evolve-check.
  • harness-one audit — scan a project directory for harness-one/* imports and print per-module import-site counts plus used/unused coverage.
  • harness-one help [<topic>] — interactive module documentation browser. No network calls; everything ships with the binary.

Examples

npx harness-one init                        # interactive — choose which modules to scaffold
npx harness-one init --all                  # generate boilerplate for all available modules
npx harness-one init --modules core,tools,guardrails
npx harness-one audit                       # print per-module harness-one usage statistics

The init command creates working starter files in a harness/ directory. The audit command scans your codebase for harness-one/* imports and reports objective usage statistics (per-module import sites, used/unused counts, and coverage percentage).

Programmatic API

The package also exports the parser + template registry for tools that want to embed the same scaffolding logic without shelling out to harness-one init.

import { parseInitArgs, renderTemplates } from '@harness-one/cli';

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