repo-harness-repair

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Repairs a broken current harness, including task sync, hook routing, handoff, context-map, policy, helper, and generated/runtime drift.

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# repo-harness-repair Use this command when the repo has a harness but a specific workflow surface is broken. ## Protocol 1. Reproduce the failure and name the failing surface. 2. Run `bun scripts/inspect-project-state.ts --repo <repo> --format text`. 3. Trace the failing path, such as `settings.json -> repo-harness-hook -> route registry -> typed handler` or `plans/ -> tasks/todos.md -> tasks/contracts/`. 4. Apply the smallest targeted fix. 5. Re-run the failing check and the relevant workflow gate. ## Failure Modes - If the repo lacks a current harness, route to `repo-harness-init` or `repo-harness-migrate`. - If the broken path is release readiness, route to `repo-harness-check`. - If the failure cannot be reproduced, report the missing evidence and stop before editing. ## Boundaries - Do not use repair to migrate a legacy repo; route legacy contract drift to `repo-harness-migrate`. - Do not use repair to scaffold product code. - Preserve unrelated dirty worktree changes.

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Author
Ancienttwo
Repository
Ancienttwo/repo-harness
Created
4 months ago
Last Updated
2 days ago
Language
TypeScript
License
MIT

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