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@gethmy/harness
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Execution primitives for the Harmony agent daemon: worktrees, pull requests, verification, run containment and agent runners.
Execution primitives for the Harmony agent daemon
(@gethmy/agent).
The package holds the parts of an agent run that do not depend on the daemon's queue or config: git worktrees, pull request helpers, repo verification, run containment, the Claude Agent SDK runner, model sizing and the logger.
Dependency direction is agent → harness → shared. Importing from
@gethmy/agent here is never correct.
Most users never install this package directly. @gethmy/agent depends on it,
and the hmy front door carries it too:
npm i -g @gethmy/cli
Building your own driver? Depend on @gethmy/harness from your driver's
package.json rather than installing it globally.
hmy harness resolutions [--probe-sdk]
Prints what this delivery resolves — the claude executable and the MCP server
launch — as JSON. --probe-sdk starts a real SDK query far enough to capture
the executable the SDK decided to spawn, then aborts it.
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Execution primitives for the Harmony agent daemon: worktrees, pull requests, verification, run containment and agent runners.
The npm package @gethmy/harness receives a total of 342 weekly downloads. As such, @gethmy/harness popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @gethmy/harness demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.

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