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veloran

v0.2.21

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Scaffold and validate multi-vendor coding-agent harness workflows

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Veloran

Veloran installs a coding-agent harness for Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode, Google Antigravity, and AGENTS.md-compatible tools.

It gives agents the files they need to prepare a real local workflow: instructions, skills, ExecPlans, context, memory, knowledge, harness scripts, observability scaffolding, and validation docs.

Install

Run this from the repository you want to prepare:

npx -y veloran@latest

The installer shows menus for install scope and app targets. For most users, choose the recommended Global user install and the coding apps you use.

Use The Skills

After install, open your coding agent and mention the installed skill:

  • @init-harness to inspect the repo and prepare startup, logs, metrics, traces, browser checks, config examples, memory, knowledge, and validation evidence.
  • @execplan-create to create a self-contained implementation plan.
  • @execplan-execute to execute a saved plan milestone by milestone.

If your app does not autocomplete skills, ask it to use the skill by name, such as use the init-harness skill.

What Veloran Adds

  • Root guidance files for the selected apps.
  • Skills for harness initialization and ExecPlan workflows.
  • .agent/knowledge/ for indexed rules, standards, facts, and docs.
  • .agent/memory/ and .agent/context/ to avoid repeated discovery.
  • .agent/harness/ scaffolding for local startup, observability, and validation.

Knowledge And Safety

Veloran knowledge composes from user-global knowledge to repository knowledge to path-specific knowledge. Agents should default new facts and standards to the local repository, and only write global knowledge with user approval or repeated cross-repository evidence.

Do not store secrets, tokens, passwords, private keys, customer data, raw production logs, or personal data in knowledge, memory, context, plans, prompts, docs, transcripts, or validation logs.