Explain the agent-workflow harness structure, usage, and skills.toml binding cascade.
npx skills add https://github.com/Tacuchi/agent-workflow-cli --skill workflow-tacuchi
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: workflow Source: https://github.com/Tacuchi/agent-workflow-cli/tree/main/skills/w Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Tacuchi/agent-workflow-cli --skill workflow-tacuchi
The Orientation skill clarifies the purpose, structure, and usage of the agent-workflow harness, helping users understand how the system operates at a glance.
Understand the workflow by reading the SKILL.md and following the /w: commands to orient yourself in a new workspace.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
An agent-workflow harness structures workspace operations using a 3-layer model of commands, loops, and sessions/artifacts, alongside a dedicated docs/ zone. It codifies workspace structure and exports to ensure consistent, safe collaboration.
Onboard new team members by reading the workflow orientation documentation and following the /w: commands. This orients users in a new workspace by explaining the pluggable capabilities and the skills.toml binding cascade for governance.
The skills.toml binding cascade is used for binding pluggable capabilities during onboarding and governance. It applies across all workflow flows—SPEC, PLAN, and QUICK—to maintain consistent orchestration and enforce hard invariants.
Yes, the agent-workflow harness applies across all flows including SPEC, PLAN, and QUICK. It supports binding pluggable capabilities via skills.toml and enforces hard invariants to guard the workflow consistently across different project contexts.
Hard invariants in an agent-workflow harness are enforced rules that guard the workflow for safe collaboration. They are codified alongside the workspace structure, docs zones, and exports to ensure consistent governance across all operational flows.
Workflow orientation clarifies how to interact with /w: commands, loops, and exports. It serves as a reference for governance reviews and new team members to quickly grasp the 3-layer model and pluggable capabilities of the harness.
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abzhawCoordinate independent subagents to execute implementation plans with spec and code quality reviews.
d0d012Generate and update Markdown documentation for APIs, READMEs, ADRs, and code comments.
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