hatch
SolidInitializes the autonomous agent in the current project. Creates the state directory, templates, OPERATOR.md, and config.json. Appends session discipline to CLAUDE.md. Detects installed hermits. Run once per project, like git init.
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Quality Score: 79/100
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- Author
- gtapps
- Repository
- gtapps/claude-code-hermit
- Created
- 4 months ago
- Last Updated
- today
- Language
- TypeScript
- License
- MIT
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init-agent-config
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init-harness
One-shot initialization of a parallel-terminal Claude Code build harness in a project - a git worktree and branch per terminal, phase checkboxes as the task queue, pinned model/effort per agent, mechanical git-tag gates, hardened read/gate/log hooks, and a SQLite agent-memory shard per terminal. Use when the user says "/init-harness", "init-harness", "initialize the harness", "set up the build harness", "scaffold this project's harness", "bootstrap the agent harness", or drops in a project-context.yml and asks to initialize. Also use when a project needs multi-terminal agent orchestration with gates, or when an existing harness must be verified or repaired (hooks not firing, guards not blocking, .agents drift). Do NOT use for adding a single agent or skill to an existing project.
os-init
Trigger: "set up agentic OS", "initialize agent harness", "init my project for AI agents", "where do I put CLAUDE.md", "create my agent environment", "set up persistent memory". Guides users through an interview to understand their use case, then scaffolds the right Agentic OS structure. Use even when the user just asks WHERE to put files.