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@harness-one/devkit

v1.0.0

Published

Developer-time toolkit for harness-one: evaluation runners, scorers, component registry, drift detection

Readme

@harness-one/devkit

Developer-time toolkit for harness-one: evaluation runners, starter scorers, generator-evaluator loops, data-flywheel helpers, component registry, drift detection, and taste-coding utilities.

Eval + evolve tooling ships from this sibling package rather than a core subpath. The runtime architecture-checker stays in core under harness-one/evolve-check; everything dev-tool-shaped lives here.

Install

pnpm add -D @harness-one/devkit

harness-one is a peer dependency. Node 18+.

Eval

import {
  createEvalRunner,
  createBasicRelevanceScorer,
  createBasicFaithfulnessScorer,
  createBasicLengthScorer,
  createCustomScorer,
  runGeneratorEvaluator,
  extractNewCases,
} from '@harness-one/devkit';
  • createEvalRunner runs datasets through scorer pipelines and produces reports.
  • createBasicRelevanceScorer / createBasicFaithfulnessScorer / createBasicLengthScorer are baseline starter scorers, not production-optimal judges.
  • createCustomScorer lets you plug in domain-specific or LLM-as-judge scoring.
  • runGeneratorEvaluator implements the generate → evaluate → feedback → retry loop.
  • extractNewCases turns low-scoring results into new regression cases for a data flywheel.

Evolve

import {
  createComponentRegistry,
  createDriftDetector,
  createTasteCodingRegistry,
} from '@harness-one/devkit';
  • createComponentRegistry tracks versioned prompts, tool definitions, guardrails, and retirement conditions.
  • createDriftDetector compares live signals against a stored baseline and reports drift severity.
  • createTasteCodingRegistry stores postmortem-derived engineering rules and can export them as Markdown.

Architecture Rules

The runtime architecture rule engine lives on the core subpath:

import { createArchitectureChecker } from 'harness-one/evolve-check';

That split is intentional: architecture rules can gate production code, while devkit stays purely developer-time.

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