harness-read-task

Task alignment validation reads parent and branch task files to compare objectives, detecting mismatches and recommending corrective actions before execution. It ensures coherent goals across producer and auditor roles during harness sessions.

Scope drift prevention in harness sessions compares parent and branch task objectives to ensure consistent goals across producer and auditor roles. It detects misalignments and reports actionable next steps to maintain coherent execution.

You need to check parent and branch task alignment at the start of generator or harness-evaluator workflows. Loading and comparing task definitions early prevents scope drift and ensures role-based execution maintains consistent objectives.

Detect mismatches by reading parent and branch task files and comparing their objectives. The read-task workflow validates alignment, reports the status, and provides actionable next steps to correct any detected scope drift.

Task alignment validation supports both producer and auditor roles by maintaining consistent goals across handoffs. It applies during generator and evaluator harness sessions to ensure coherent execution regardless of the specific role.

Automated task alignment checks rely on reading parent and branch task files to compare objectives. If task definitions lack clear role-specific details or objectives are ambiguously written, the alignment validation may not detect subtle scope drift effectively.