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43 lines
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# he-skill-repo
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A local repository for harness-engineering-oriented AgentSkills.
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## Included skill
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- `he-maintainer/` — create, audit, and maintain project-specific AI harness assets such as AGENTS.md, project maps, task templates, validation guidance, and guardrails.
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## Design stance
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This repo follows a hybrid model:
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- keep **the method** in a reusable skill
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- keep **project facts** inside each target repository
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That avoids baking one project's assumptions into every other project, while still making the maintenance workflow reusable.
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## Recommended target-repo layout
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When this skill is applied to a real repository, prefer a structure like:
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- `AGENTS.md`
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- `ai/project-map.md`
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- `ai/task-templates.md`
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- `ai/risk-guardrails.md`
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- `ai/harness-health.md`
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Not every repository needs all files on day one. Start with `AGENTS.md`, then add the rest as the repo grows.
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## Examples
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- `examples/node-project/`
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- `examples/go-project/`
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- `examples/rust-project/`
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These are sample outputs showing what project-local harness artifacts can look like.
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## Suggested next steps
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1. Add more stack references if your projects use specific frameworks
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2. Optionally create a second skill later for task-template generation only
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3. Add a small script to scaffold target-repo harness files from templates
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