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feature-loop-harness-cli

v0.1.1

Published

10 days ago

npx installer CLI for Feature Loop Harness, a Codex workflow guardrail template.

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codex workflow harness npx cli

Feature Loop Harness CLI

npx installer CLI for Feature Loop Harness, a Codex workflow guardrail template.

For more details, or if you prefer the clone-based installation flow, see jkuminga/FeatureLoopHarness.

Usage

Run the installer from the root of a new or early-stage project:

npx feature-loop-harness-cli init

Or target a specific directory:

npx feature-loop-harness-cli init --target ./my-project

The installer copies the harness template, merges npm scripts and dev dependencies into package.json, initializes Git when needed, runs npm install, installs Husky metadata, and runs a lightweight verification pass.

Options

init [directory]
  --target <path>     Install into a target directory.
  --force             Overwrite existing harness files when conflicts are found.
  --skip-install      Do not run npm install or Husky setup.
  --skip-verify       Do not run the verification commands.
  --skip-git          Do not run git init when the target has no .git directory.
  --dry-run           Print planned actions without writing files.
  -h, --help          Show help.

After Install

Codex project-local hook approval still requires an explicit user action. From the target project root:

codex
/hooks

Approve the UserPromptSubmit hook after checking that it points to .codex/hooks/user-prompt-submit.sh.

Development

npm test
npm pack