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voidharness

v2.0.2

Published

void-harness CLI — install a top-5% development doctrine on any project; render deterministic project health. Run via `npx voidharness`; command: void-harness (alias vh).

Readme

voidharness

CLI for the void-harness: register the marketplace, enable the harness core plugin plus the stack packs a project needs, and health-check the setup.

Quick start

# In any project: register the marketplace, enable core + the packs you pick,
# scaffold .void/config.json, and patch CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md.
cd my-project
npx voidharness init                          # core only
npx voidharness init --pack pack-nextjs --pack pack-monorepo

# Verify the setup (offline-friendly)
npx voidharness doctor

Pack names accept any form: pack-nextjs, harness-nextjs, or nextjs.

Commands

init

Sets up the current project:

  • Creates .void/config.json (pinned plugin versions, stack, paths, TDD modes)
  • Registers the marketplace in .claude/settings.json and enables harness plus the chosen packs
  • Patches CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md (sister docs, cross-referenced)
npx voidharness init [--pack <name>...] [--all-packs] [--force]

After init, restart Claude Code; skills appear as /harness:<name> and /void-<pack>:<name>.

add / remove

Enable or disable a pack on an already-initialized project (updates .claude/settings.json and .void/config.json).

npx voidharness add pack-nextjs
npx voidharness remove pack-nextjs

doctor

Health-check: .void/config.json validity, marketplace + plugins registered in .claude/settings.json, the CLAUDE.md block, jq (required by the hooks), and version drift against the marketplace HEAD. --no-remote runs fully offline. Exit 0 if all checks pass, 1 otherwise.

npx voidharness doctor [--no-remote]

list / check / update

list shows packs and their detection status; check reports version drift; update refreshes pinned versions.

install --global

Escape hatch (rare): installs the harness plugin at the user-global level (~/.claude-plugin/plugins/harness/) instead of per-project. The recommended flow is init.

npx voidharness install --global [--dry-run]

help

Print the command reference.

License

MIT.