harness-bootstrap

Ambiguous harness tasks are classified by path-based routing to distinguish ADR drafting, lint setup, module removal, and retro aggregation workflows. Once identified, the task is directed to the appropriate specialized skill or rule set instead of being executed directly.

Path-based task classification is a routing mechanism that identifies requested paths to distinguish bootstrap operations like documentation expansion, rules updates, and Skill creation. It delegates each identified task type to the appropriate specialized workflow.

Dry-run decision guidance is needed when routing ambiguous harness tasks to ensure safe delegation to specialized skills. It provides evaluation logic to determine whether a bootstrap operation should execute or simulate.

Harness-bootstrap does not handle ADR drafting or retro aggregation directly. It routes these classified bootstrap tasks to specialized skills and rule sets for execution once the appropriate capabilities are identified.

Harness-bootstrap is an archived reference for Phase A bootstrap scenarios and should not be invoked for new module removal or lint setup work. It preserves historical routing logic to identify the correct specialized workflow for these tasks.

Harness workflow classification relies on path-based task classification to route correctly. If the requested path is ambiguous, the routing logic may fail to distinguish between ADR drafting, rules updates, and Skill creation workflows.