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@okf-harness/setup

v0.8.1

Published

Universal setup planner for local OKF Harness agent integrations.

Readme

@okf-harness/setup

Universal setup planner for local OKF Harness agent integrations.

OKF Harness is an independent open-source project built on Andrej Karpathy's LLM Wiki pattern and Google's Open Knowledge Format / OKF specification.

Try the local setup plan:

npx @okf-harness/setup --dry-run

Run a workspace's exact pinned runtime without a global install:

npx @okf-harness/setup@latest launch --workspace "/path/to/workspace" -- status --json

Arguments after -- pass to okfh unchanged. A direct runtime result means DELEGATED; its exit code and streams pass through unchanged. Launcher-only failures are JSON on stderr with a closed outcome code and, when a runtime cannot be fetched or executed, the attempted invocation. RUNTIME_PIN_MISSING returns data.adoptCommand as an exact executable-and-arguments object.

Setup checks Node.js 22+, detects supported agent clients on PATH, installs selected native integrations containing the unified okf-harness host entrypoint, and keeps --dry-run local-only with no network checks or filesystem writes. It never installs a global okfh; workspace operations resolve their pinned runtime through launch.

For project overview, workflows, and security notes, see the main repository README.