hiddink-harness:fix-refs

To repair broken symlinks and missing dependency references, you can run an automated audit that scans agent configuration files to identify invalid paths and inject missing skill or guide links, restoring structural integrity to the harness environment.

Broken symlinks and configuration drift occur when agent definition files lose their valid links to required skills and guides, often caused by directory restructuring or manual edits that invalidate internal dependency references.

Yes, you can preview dependency repair changes using a dry-run mode, which validates the health of the harness environment and shows targeted path corrections without modifying the agent directory structure.

You audit agent configurations for missing skill references by running an automated scanning process that evaluates agent files against the harness ecosystem, identifying missing links and validating structural integrity.

The best way to fix invalid path references across multiple agent definition files is using an automated auditing tool that identifies broken links and applies targeted path corrections to ensure proper linkage of skills and guides.