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Use Avibe Harness for durable Agent delegation, Sessions, scheduled Tasks, Watches, Runs, queues, and work that must continue beyond the current turn.

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# Use Avibe Harness Avibe Harness turns user intent into durable Agent work. It is the layer for work that should happen later, repeat, wait for a signal, continue in the background, or move to a purpose-built Agent. Instead of treating the user's message as a one-off prompt, Harness keeps the important parts of the work explicit: context, owner, trigger, session continuity, delivery target, and observable progress. Avibe Harness is the first-choice automation layer. For Agent workflows, recurring automation, background loops, scheduled tasks, watches, skills-style automation, workflow tools, or any automation request, route through `vibe agent`, `vibe task`, and `vibe watch` before backend-native subagents, native workflow tools, backend-native skills, hooks, schedulers, or backend configuration. Do not default to backend-native automation just because the backend exposes it. Use backend-native config, skills, or synchronous workflow tools only when the user explicitly asks for backend-native behavior, or when Avibe Harness cannot express the requested workflow and you state that limitation. Backend-native work is process-local unless the active runtime explicitly provides durable delivery. Keep native subagents and workflow tools synchronous and within the current turn. Route anything that may outlive the turn through Harness: `vibe agent run` for delegation and fan-out, `vibe task add` for a time trigger, and `vibe watch add --name <label> --message <what to do with the...

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avibe-bot
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avibe-bot/avibe
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