spec-harness-install

To set up a spec harness without overwriting existing config files, you need an idempotent installation process that preserves repository configurations like CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md while scaffolding new rule banks, agents, and commands. This ensures non-destructive integration for existing codebases.

Yes, you can add spec harness scaffolding to an existing React Native Expo project by using an integration mode that runs a context-aware interview. This collects your specific tech stack and constraints to generate tailored AI coding rules rather than generic configurations, preserving your existing setup.

Idempotent repo setup for AI coding is a configuration process that can be run multiple times without causing errors or duplicating files. It matters because it eliminates manual configuration errors, prevents accidental overwrites, and ensures consistent rule generation across both new and existing software repositories.

To generate context-aware rules for your specific tech stack during repo setup, use an automated interview process that gathers project-specific details like constraints and work-intake sources. This replaces one-size-fits-all configurations with tailored rules for your AI coding workflows.

Yes, Cursor integration works with Spec Harness rule scaffolding by generating context-aware rules tailored to your AI coding workflows. The setup process automatically scaffolds the required rule banks, agents, commands, and skills needed for seamless integration with your existing tools.

The best way to scaffold rule banks and agents for a new greenfield project is to use an automated dual-mode setup process. This generates all required Spec Harness components, including rule banks and commands, while running an interview to tailor rules to your specific tech stack and learning goals.