hiddink-harness:help

To list available agents and system commands in an orchestration layer, you query a centralized discovery interface to retrieve an index of agents, CLI commands, and behavioral rules. This provides an accurate, context-aware summary of the available system capabilities.

The best way to find behavioral rules and safety tiers is to access internal manifest and rule definitions through a discovery interface. This surfaces the specific compliance tiers and operational boundaries governing your active agents.

You get contextual help for specific CLI commands by requesting detailed documentation from the harness discovery interface. This offers usage patterns and available options for the exact commands you are executing.

You need a system discovery interface when you are unsure which agent is best suited for a specific task or must verify current safety rules. It resolves confusion regarding system capabilities, agent roles, and operational boundaries.

No, you cannot use the hiddink-harness help skill without internal manifest access. Generating accurate, context-aware help output requires direct access to internal manifest and rule definitions to index commands and agents correctly.