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agentic-harness

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Protocol for synthesizing, debugging, iterating on, and verifying automated LLM pipeline harnesses (dark software factories, code-generation wrappers, multi-stage agentic systems). Think of it as the programmatic train station for agentic coding systems like OpenClaw, Claude Code, OpenCode, and GitHub Copilot CLI: they define the default backbone, while the harness routes work, enforces legality, tracks branch/story state, and reconciles failures into general harness fixes. Use when a harness produces incoherent output, illegal or prohibited actions, gate failures, LLM truncation bugs, test-generation failures, or violation-count divergence. The core contract: set a coherence=False todo at task start and iterate until you can flip it to True.

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