harness-wizard

To set up an autonomous agent harness, you can use an interactive wizard to define project basics, technical stacks, and testing strategies. This generates a `.harness/` directory with config files, prompt templates, and initialization scripts for ready-to-run agent pipelines.

An autonomous agent harness is a configured pipeline of initializer, coder, tester, and reviewer agents for long-running projects. You need this setup when automating complex, multi-agent workflows that require robust state management, task tracking, and agent handoffs.

Yes, you can configure specific testing strategies and frameworks within an agent pipeline. During the interactive setup, the wizard guides you through defining testing strategies tailored to your project type and selected technical stack.

Archon state management integrates with long-running multi-agent projects by handling project management, task tracking, and document storage. It establishes session handoff protocols to ensure seamless state transitions between the initializer, coder, tester, and reviewer agents.

The best way to automate configuration generation for multi-agent systems is using an interactive setup wizard. It automatically creates the detailed `.harness/` directory structure, including `config.json`, prompt templates, and initialization scripts for your specific project.