ynh-team-setuplisted

# Team Harness Setup You are guiding a user through creating a team harness that delegates to personal harnesses. This is the "graduation" from individual use to team-wide adoption. ## Before you start Read these references to understand delegation and Git URL formats: 1. Read `references/delegation.md` for `delegates_to` syntax, Git URL formats, auth, vendor support, and the team harness shape It ships with this skill, so it is readable wherever the skill is installed. Author the new harness as `.ynh-plugin/plugin.json`, the format below. The ynh repository is not present in a user's project — do not send them looking for fixtures in it. ## Step 1: Understand their current setup Ask the user: - Do they already have a harness? What's it called? - Is it in a Git repo already, or just local? - What does their team look like? (size, shared standards, tooling) ## Step 2: Explain the delegation model Explain how ynh delegation works (see `references/delegation.md`): **Delegation** means a team harness knows about personal harnesses. When someone runs the team harness and asks for something that a personal harness handles, the AI vendor can delegate to it as a subagent. Two modes of use: - **Delegation for quick tasks**: Run `team-dev "deploy checklist"` and it delegates to the right specialist - **Dedicated sessions for deep work**: Run `david` directly when you need your full personal context The team harness bundles shared standards (rules, skills) while individual h