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metaharness

v0.4.16

Published

MetaHarness — mint a custom AI agent harness from any repo. Browser Studio + `npx metaharness` CLI. Runs on Claude Code, Codex, pi.dev, Hermes, OpenClaw, RVM, Prime Agent.

Readme

metaharness

Scaffold your own focused AI agent harness — like ruflo, uniquely yours.

Proven at the cost-Pareto frontier. Same "evolve the harness" thesis, measured: the Darwin harness resolves real SWE-bench Lite issues at 34.0% single-trajectory (~$0.005/inst) and 39.7% Best-of-3 (~$0.015/inst) — conformant, official harness. Live Cost–Performance leaderboard · @metaharness/darwin.

Published as metaharness (the metaharness and harness CLIs). Earlier versions were published as create-agent-harness.

Quick start

npx metaharness my-bot

You'll be prompted for template, host, description. Out comes a complete npm package ready to npm publish.

Non-interactive

npx metaharness my-legal-bot \
  --template vertical:legal \
  --host claude-code \
  --description "Contract redline + risk rating"

Add the forthcoming field-memory package only when the harness needs shared, history-dependent routing:

npx metaharness my-bot --field-memory

--field-memory is opt-in and currently depends on the upstream @metaharness/field-memory@^0.1.0 package PR. It adds src/field-memory.ts, the runtime dependency, and a machine-readable manifest.field_memory block. The generated bootstrap uses packed storage, requires three distinct verifier-derived principals, disables hysteresis, enables a bounded drift window, and fails closed until the deployment supplies an absolute storage path, storage adapter, and principal verifier backed by deployment authentication. It also requires a deployment-secret identityHashKey of at least 32 bytes, reused after state restore. No database path, identity, secret, credential, or principal proof is generated. For RuVector-backed storage, the package adapter requires a configuration-verified FlatIndex with in-place mutation and cosine distance; HNSW and unverified legacy stores are rejected.

Principal independence is only as strong as the verifier's identity and trust domain controls. Also inspect storage.writerScope: process requires one writer service per field, while multi-process or fleet-wide writers require a distributed adapter.

The package influence caps are centroid-local. Fleet-wide admission, revocation, and rate limits belong in the deployment-owned verifier. minimumSupport is routing quarantine, not confidentiality: authorized state exports and registry storage can include singleton aggregate embeddings and rewards, so protect both as sensitive deployment data.

The draft accepts only the exact runtime dependency range ^0.1.0. A missing or malformed generated package.json, another dependency range or section, or an existing src/field-memory.ts causes scaffolding to stop before any write. harness upgrade validates every manifest field against the exact current contract, then reapplies the same manifest-selected overlay so it cannot orphan the module or silently remove its dependency and documentation. The block carries contract_schema: 1; unsupported schemas fail closed and require an explicit migration instead of being reinterpreted.

Use --no-field-memory to force the default off state in shared scripts.

Templates

| Template | Best for | |---|---| | minimal | Custom starter — kernel only | | vertical:devops | Incident response, on-call workflows | | vertical:support | Customer support, KB-RAG, escalation | | vertical:trading | Quant trading (paper-default, circuit breakers) | | vertical:legal | Contract review with citation checking | | vertical:research | Multi-source dossier with evidence grading |

Hosts

--host selects which host adapter ships with your harness:

| Host | What you get | |---|---| | claude-code | .claude/settings.json with MCP + hooks | | codex | ~/.codex/config.toml with [mcp_servers.*] | | pi-dev | Pi extension (TypeScript, no MCP by design) | | hermes | cli-config.yaml + optional-mcps/*.yaml | | openclaw | ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json + workspace SKILL.md + install runbook | | rvm | RVM partition manifest + capability table + wasm-guest + install runbook (hardware-isolated) | | prime-agent | .prime/agent/skills/ Python-backed skill per tool (no MCP by design) + install-prime-agent.md runbook; deny-lists emit SANDBOX-REQUIRED.md (ADR-247) |

Multi-host: pass --host multiple times.

Also ships the harness CLI

harness sign      # produce/update the witness manifest
harness verify    # check signature
harness doctor    # smoke-check a scaffolded harness
harness score     # runtime-readiness badges for a local repo
harness help

harness score vs metaharness score — two different scorecards (#15)

The two CLIs both accept score but emit different, purpose-specific JSON — so check the schema discriminator before parsing:

| Command | Purpose | JSON discriminator | |---|---|---| | harness score <dir> --json | Runtime-readiness badges (score + mcpRisk / releaseReady / testsDetected / sbom / witnessSigned) | "schema": "harness-quickcheck-v1" (string) | | metaharness score <dir> --json | 5-dimension harness-fit scorecard (harnessFit / compileConfidence / …) | "schema": 1 (number) |

They are not interchangeable. A consumer wiring one into a pipeline expecting the other should branch on schema (typeof out.schema === 'string' ⇒ harness badges; === 1 ⇒ metaharness scorecard) and refuse the wrong shape rather than silently defaulting missing fields to 0.

Optional Cognitum Meta-Proxy sidecar

Meta-Proxy is an optional local Rust sidecar, not an npm dependency and not part of normal harness scaffolding. Install it only when you want a locally bound, Claude-compatible routing endpoint with Meta-Proxy's own Cognitum OAuth flow:

npx metaharness proxy install --yes   # pinned signed download; checksum + Ed25519 verified
npx metaharness proxy run -- claude   # starts the sidecar and routes this Claude session through it
npx metaharness proxy run --policy critical -- claude -p "review this migration"

proxy run is the activation path: it supplies ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL and the local proxy bearer token only to the child process. It does not modify global Claude settings, project files, or persisted client configuration. With the Meta-Proxy automatic-failover release installed, ordinary requests use the user's Claude Passthrough identity; trusted rate-limit telemetry can then select consented Cloud or Sponsored capacity per request. Cognitum login is needed only for Cloud routing, not for installation or normal Passthrough.

Use npx metaharness proxy login to authorize Cognitum Cloud routing, and npx metaharness proxy status to inspect the managed sidecar. Use proxy enable to configure login start, proxy stop for a stop that survives crash-restart policy in the current session, proxy start to resume it, proxy logs for the managed log, proxy disable to remove login start, and proxy uninstall --yes to remove the managed runtime. Uninstall intentionally preserves credentials; run proxy logout first when credential removal is required.

On Windows this is a least-privilege per-user Scheduled Task. Status comes from locale-neutral ScheduledTasks API enum state and reports registration, task enablement, and running state separately. Disable and ambiguous-start cleanup require a stable stopped state. A failed enable restores a pre-existing absent or disabled task exactly; it deletes the task/XML only when both were created by that attempt. A registered task without its owned XML is never overwritten or deleted by label alone, and an owned disabled task removed by an ambiguous create is recreated from that XML and returned to disabled after an authoritative re-read, even if the compensating create response is also lost. On Linux, ambiguous disable --now and later daemon-reload failures re-read manager state and restore the prior login and running state, or fail closed with the owned definition preserved when restoration cannot be proved.

Per-worktree routing policy

proxy run attaches a short-lived, HMAC-signed local capability to the launched process. The policy is scoped to a one-way fingerprint of the current worktree; neither its path nor repository metadata leaves the machine.

  • critical — suppress automatic Power Saver and Sponsored failover for this worktree. Explicit manual controls still apply.
  • standard — the normal automatic policy: Power Saver at 80% utilization, Sponsored only after exhaustion and only with consent.
  • economy — Power Saver may start at 60% utilization; it retains all consent gates and the Sponsored-at-exhaustion limit.

The capability is verified by Meta-Proxy, not inferred from .claude, a Git branch name, or any repository-controlled file. Meta-Proxy v0.4.0 or later is required for per-worktree policies; older releases reject the scoped token.

proxy install downloads the platform archive from the public meta-proxy-dist release channel only after explicit --yes consent. The CLI verifies the signed SHA256SUMS manifest against a public key pinned in MetaHarness before it extracts or replaces a binary. The sidecar is installed under ~/.metaharness/meta-proxy/; credentials remain in Meta-Proxy's own storage.

Other commands: proxy stop, proxy path, and proxy logout.

Eject from ruflo

If you've been using ruflo and want your own focused harness from it:

npx metaharness --from-existing ./

Lifts agents/skills/commands, rewrites every ruflo / claude-flow reference, preserves attribution blocks marked with <!-- ruflo-attribution-block -->.

Full walkthrough

See USAGE.md.

License

MIT