harness-check

Automates Windows Srtforge harness validation via Codex workflows and reports pass/fail/skip.

Updated Aug 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/StiensGate928/Srtforge --skill harness-check
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Skill: harness-check
Source: https://github.com/StiensGate928/Srtforge/tree/main/.agents/skills/harness-check
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/StiensGate928/Srtforge --skill harness-check

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

The Windows harness validation step helps ensure Codex-driven sessions complete reliably by running a lightweight harness check and producing a clear pass/fail/skip report.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Execute the Windows lightweight Srtforge harness using Codex-driven workflows and report pass, fail, or skip status accurately.
  • Generate a concise summary of executed checks, skipped checks and reasons, and the first actionable error for faster remediation.
  • Integrate into local development or CI workflows to guard harness-related artifacts before releasing or stopping sessions.

Quick Start

Run the harness-check script to validate the current Srtforge session and generate a results report.

Frequently Asked Questions about harness-check

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I run a Windows harness check for Codex sessions?

To run a Windows harness check, execute the harness-check.ps1 PowerShell script within a configured PowerShell environment or active .venv to validate Codex session outcomes and generate a pass, fail, or skip status report.

What does a harness validation report include for Srtforge tasks?

A harness validation report includes a concise summary of executed checks, skipped checks with their specific reasons, and the first actionable error generated by the Srtforge harness to facilitate faster remediation.

Do I need a specific environment to validate harness results on Windows?

Yes, validating harness results on Windows requires the harness-check.ps1 script, a configured PowerShell environment or an active .venv, and access to Codex action files to execute the necessary checks.

Can I integrate Windows harness checks into local development or CI workflows?

Yes, you can integrate the Windows harness check into local development or CI workflows to guard harness-related artifacts, ensuring Codex-driven sessions complete reliably before releasing or stopping.

What types of tasks does the Srtforge harness verify across a Windows environment?

The Srtforge harness verifies harness outcomes across code, contracts, and documentation tasks within Windows environments, using the harness script and Codex workflows to apply automated validation checks.

Why does my Codex session report a skip status during harness validation?

A harness validation reports a skip status when specific checks within the Srtforge session cannot be executed, providing a concise summary of the skipped checks and their underlying reasons for review.