harness

Maps Agent Teams, Workflow orchestration, and loop primitives to architectural compliance for sprint pipelines.

Updated May 12, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/FL03/claude-shepherd --skill harness-fl03
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Skill: harness
Source: https://github.com/FL03/claude-shepherd/tree/main/skills/harness
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/FL03/claude-shepherd --skill harness-fl03

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This skill resolves ambiguity regarding Claude Code platform primitives, preventing architectural drift and ensuring correct usage of agent teams, workflows, and orchestration tools.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Capability Mapping: Provides verified facts on Agent Teams, Workflow tools, and platform constraints.
  • Orchestration Guidance: Defines the correct usage of loops, goals, and tool search to maintain session integrity.
  • Use Case: Use this skill when designing a multi-agent sprint pipeline to ensure your agent team structure and workflow fan-out logic align with platform-enforced limitations.

Quick Start

Ask the harness skill to explain the current constraints and best practices for spawning agent teams in a long-running session.

Frequently Asked Questions about harness

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

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How do I design a multi-agent sprint pipeline in Claude Code?

To design a multi-agent sprint pipeline, you must map Claude Code platform capabilities like agent teams and workflow orchestration to ensure your architecture complies with native constraints and reliably dispatches subagents.

What are the limitations of Claude Code agent teams for workflow orchestration?

Claude Code agent teams and workflow orchestration have platform-enforced limitations that require architectural compliance to prevent drift. You must understand loop primitives and tool search boundaries to maintain session integrity during automated engineering workflows.

How does workflow orchestration work with Claude Code loop primitives?

Workflow orchestration in Claude Code uses loop primitives, goals, and tool search to manage session integrity and subagent dispatching. Correctly mapping these primitives prevents architectural drift and ensures reliable multi-agent automation.

When do I need architectural compliance for automated engineering workflows?

You need architectural compliance for automated engineering workflows when designing multi-agent sprint pipelines. Enforcing platform-native constraints prevents architectural drift and ensures correct usage of agent teams, workflows, and orchestration tools.

Can I use subagent dispatching in a long-running Claude Code session?

Yes, you can use subagent dispatching in a long-running session by applying the correct workflow fan-out logic. Mapping Claude Code platform capabilities ensures your agent team structure aligns with platform-enforced limitations and maintains session integrity.

Why does my multi-agent pipeline experience architectural drift?

Multi-agent pipelines experience architectural drift due to ambiguity regarding Claude Code platform primitives. Resolving this ambiguity through capability mapping and constraint enforcement ensures correct usage of agent teams, workflows, and orchestration tools.