Harnesses

Workflow methodologies

An opinionated development process, from idea to merged code, packaged as skills, commands, and subagents.

• Compound Engineering (Every (Kieran Klaassen and Trevin Chow)) draft - Every's plugin for a six-step loop (brainstorm, plan, work, simplify, review, compound) that puts most of the effort into planning and review and writes each lesson to docs/solutions/, where later runs look it up.
• pstack (Lauren Tan (poteto), published in Cursor's plugin repository) draft - A Cursor plugin in which one command, /poteto-mode, routes each task to one of 23 playbooks that require reproducing problems first, verifying on the real surface, review by several models, and small stacked pull requests.
• Superpowers (Jesse Vincent (obra) and Prime Radiant) draft - A skills library that gives a coding agent a fixed process, from brainstorming and a written spec through test-first implementation, per-task review, and a branch-finish menu, loaded automatically at the start of every session.

Spec-driven toolkits

Turn requirements into a written spec and task list before any code is written.

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Multi-agent orchestrators

Run and coordinate several agents at once, usually in separate sessions or worktrees.

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Autonomous loops

Keep an agent working toward a goal over many iterations with little supervision.

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Memory and context

Give agents persistent memory or curated context across sessions.

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Skill collections

Libraries of independent skills, agents, or commands with no single prescribed process.

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