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@noetic-tools/sub-harness

v1.0.0

Published

Base contract and helpers for Noetic coding-agent harnesses (Claude Code, Codex, opencode, pi). Re-exports the Harness contract and provides the registry, turn accumulator, item builders, and shared error types each @noetic-tools/sub-harness-* package bui

Readme

@noetic-tools/sub-harness

Base contract and helpers for Noetic sub-harnesses — adapters that drive an external coding agent (Claude Code, Codex, opencode, pi) as a Noetic step, the same way step.llm drives a model.

Each agent lives in its own @noetic-tools/sub-harness-<name> package and implements the SubHarness contract re-exported here. The Noetic interpreter runs a sub-harness via step.claudeCode(...), step.codex(...), etc., or via a { "kind": "claude-code", ... } node in a JSON workflow.

What's here

  • SubHarness / SubHarnessSession — the contract every adapter implements (re-exported from @noetic-tools/types). One doStart entry point yields a session with a full turn lifecycle (doPromptTurn, doContinueTurn, doSuspendTurn, doStop, doDetach, doDestroy, doCompact).
  • SubHarnessStreamPart (+ Zod schema) — the event model an adapter emits during a turn.
  • SubHarnessTurnAccumulator — collects stream parts into a SubHarnessTurnResult (assistant message + tool-call Items, text, usage).
  • assistantMessageItem / functionCallItem — build Noetic Items from agent output.
  • createSubHarnessRegistry — key adapters by id for JSON-workflow hydration (HydrationContext.subHarnesses).
  • commonTool — declare the cross-harness built-in tool vocabulary.
  • SubHarnessCapabilityError / SubHarnessStartError — shared error types.

Implementing a sub-harness

import {
  type SubHarness,
  SubHarnessTurnAccumulator,
} from '@noetic-tools/sub-harness';

export function myAgent(settings?: MyAgentSettings): SubHarness {
  return {
    specificationVersion: 'harness-v1',
    harnessId: 'claude-code',
    async doStart({ ctx, instructions }) {
      // spin up the agent (CLI subprocess or SDK) in ctx.cwd
      return {
        sessionId: '…',
        isResume: false,
        async doPromptTurn({ prompt, emit }) {
          const acc = new SubHarnessTurnAccumulator({ emit });
          // …feed acc.push(part) for each agent event…
          return acc.result();
        },
        async doStop() {
          return { harnessId: 'claude-code', sessionId: '…', state: null };
        },
      };
    },
  };
}

The Noetic core package never imports a sub-harness adapter — it depends only on the SubHarness type and resolves adapter instances you pass in. See the Noetic docs for the full guide.