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krow-cli

v0.2.1

Published

20 hours ago

A host-agnostic agent harness for coding work

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agent workflow cli coding codex claude gemini

krow

krow is a host-agnostic agent harness for coding work.

It packages three things:

a lean execution contract
a runtime-agnostic state and signal model
host wrappers that expose explicit krow entrypoints without polluting the core prompts

Install

From npm:

npx krow-cli init

The published package name is krow-cli. The installed command remains krow.

That installs:

Codex $krow
Claude Code /krow
Gemini CLI /krow

Core stance

model capability is already good enough for many engineering tasks
quality comes from orchestration, not prompt bloat
do not guess; gather evidence first
when clarification is needed, ask for the full current bundle at once
one worker owns one task with one clear output boundary
use the filesystem for baton passing, resume, and durable state

Layout

AGENTS.md: always-loaded execution contract
HARNESS.md: full system blueprint
FOUNDATIONS.md: philosophy and design lineage
skills/: reusable workflow surfaces
prompts/: narrow role prompts
schemas/: payload, signal, and state schemas
reference-runtime/: strict state-machine reference implementation
install/: host wrapper installer

Usage

In Codex, invoke $krow ...
In Claude Code, invoke /krow ...
In Gemini CLI, invoke /krow ...

The host wrapper is only an entry mechanism. The core system still operates on explicit work intent, evidence-backed clarification, and clarify -> execute -> verify.