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Audits and restructures a project's AI agent harness (CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, GEMINI.md, rules, skills, hooks, docs and Obsidian vault notes) so an agent starts each session with a short map and finds the rest on demand, then installs the guardrails that keep it that way. Expect the win in speed, consistency and blast radius rather than in tokens. Run manually with /harness-audit diagnose | apply | verify | check. Supports Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and Antigravity CLI, with or without Obsidian.
fmslutions/harness-audit · ★ 4 · AI & Automation · score 76
Install: claude install-skill fmslutions/harness-audit
# Harness audit Goal: an agent starts each session with a small, stable map and finds everything else on demand, and the project stays that way after you leave. Evidence to keep in mind (details in `references/principles.md`): more always-loaded instructions degrade adherence and cost; auto-generated or redundant instruction files can lower task success; so this skill **removes and relocates** more than it writes, and **measures** before and after. `SKILL_DIR` below means the folder containing this file. Scripts need only Python and git. ## Commands | Command | Writes | Purpose | |---|---|---| | `diagnose` (default) | `.harness/reports/` only | Setup interview, inventory, baseline, scorecard, change plan | | `apply` | project files, on a git branch, after approval | Execute the approved plan, install maintenance layer | | `verify` | `.harness/reports/` | Re-measure, lock budgets, write the final report | | `check` | nothing | Fast maintenance lint for periodic use | If the user gives no argument, run `diagnose`. Never run `apply` without an approved plan from `diagnose` in this project. Write every report and question in the user's language. Keep code, file names and frontmatter keys in English. --- ## diagnose ### 1. Detect, then confirm with the user Run `python3 SKILL_DIR/scripts/detect.py --project .` and show a short summary. It scans the repo, parent folders and common locations (Documents, iCloud Obsidian, Dropbox, OneDrive) for Obsidian vaults; if the user