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@ksuchoi216/ahe

v0.1.12

Published

Codex chat workflow skill installer for Awesome Harness Engineering

Readme

Awesome Harness Engineering (AHE)

AHE installs global Codex and Antigravity skills that manage harness files through chat. The repository uses a one-package, two-internal-packages layout (packages/ahe-codex and packages/ahe-antigravity) shipped as a single npm package. The public entrypoints stay small: use exact ahe for bootstrap or continuation, ahe ship to save the latest plan (in Codex) or refresh and execute a saved plan (in Antigravity), and ahe git for safe git orchestration. Use ahe <query> or <query> ahe for explicit AHE requests such as ahe update product spec or ahe stale tests. For a detailed in-chat explanation of the AHE architecture and workflows, use the helper ahe-overview.

Core Command Workflows

Here are intuitive flow examples for the primary AHE commands. The public work-routing surface is ahe, ahe-ship, and ahe-git; conversational queries such as ahe add dashboard export feature are routed through ahe.

ahe Bootstrap Flow

  1. Empty Workspace: You have a new or existing repo that needs AHE.
  2. ahe calling: You type ahe or ahe new in Codex.
  3. Initialization: ahe-think detects the missing harness, calls internal ahe-new, and then hands off to ahe-harness to sync product docs.

ahe ship Flow

  1. plan mode in codex: Generate an implementation plan inside Codex.
  2. ahe-ship calling in codex: If in Plan Mode, the Codex host exits Plan Mode and replays the command. Outside Plan Mode, Codex saves the plan to .plans/ and stops.
  3. ahe-ship calling in antigravity: Antigravity refreshes the saved plan against current code, executes it, and cleans it up.

ahe Follow-Up Flow

  1. Error Encountered: A test fails or intent changes after execution.
  2. ahe query: You type ahe stale tests or another explicit follow-up request in Codex.
  3. Normal Routing: ahe-think treats that request as ordinary AHE work and routes it to the right internal worker.

General ahe Flow

  1. Ongoing Work: You need to implement a feature or update docs.
  2. ahe calling: You type ahe or a specific query like ahe update product spec in Codex.
  3. Automatic Routing: ahe-think evaluates your request and automatically routes it to the right agent (like ahe-solve or ahe-harness).

Installed Skills

| Skill | Role | | --- | --- | | ahe | Top-level user-facing continuation skill that routes exact ahe and ahe query forms through ahe-think. | | ahe-new | Internal bootstrap workflow that ahe-think calls when the workspace has no usable harness yet. | | ahe-think | Centered internal router that judges what is missing and chooses the next agent. | | ahe-review | Review agent for repo code, harness state, and CodeGraph context. | | ahe-converse | Clarification agent for recursive user conversation. | | ahe-harness | Harness-management agent for product docs, instructions, feature tracking, and todo sync. | | ahe-feature | Internal helper for deriving feature-list entries from product context. | | ahe-solve | Feature-solving agent that divides and plans implementation work. | | ahe-overview | Helper skill that explains the AHE concept, entrypoints, and main workflows in chat. | | ahe-ship | In Codex: saves Plan Mode plan to .plans/. In Antigravity: refreshes and executes exactly one plan from .plans/. | | ahe-git | Independent git orchestration workflow for safe fetch, review, and commit handling. |

Routing Model

The Codex-side model is centered but flexible:

  • exact ahe -> ahe-think -> ahe-review | ahe-converse | ahe-harness | ahe-solve

  • ahe <query> or <query> ahe -> ahe-think -> ahe-review | ahe-converse | ahe-harness | ahe-solve

  • ahe-think may call internal ahe-new when the workspace needs bootstrap or restart handling

  • exact ahe ship -> independent plan-export workflow (Codex) or execution workflow (Antigravity)

  • exact ahe git -> independent git workflow

  • ahe-think is the center of judgment.

  • Worker agents can call each other directly when that is the logical next action.

  • Typical direct handoffs are ahe-harness -> ahe-converse, ahe-solve -> ahe-review, and ahe-review -> ahe-harness.

Query Examples

  • ahe
  • ahe new
  • ahe ship
  • ahe stale tests
  • ahe update product spec
  • ahe add dashboard export feature

Only exact ahe, exact ahe ship, exact ahe-ship, exact $ahe-ship, exact ahe git, exact ahe-git, exact $ahe-git, ahe-overview, ahe <query>, and <query> ahe activate the hook. Middle mentions that do not fit those command shapes do not.