From soft-harness
Organize current host settings and prompts using natural-language requests such as remembering a rule, showing the current state, sharing an MCP with another host, splitting host-specific settings, or cleaning up stale prompt, memory, skill, agent, or plugin entries. Use when the user wants to change real Claude Code or Codex state and keep `.harness` in sync as a snapshot plus decision memory. Respect `--dry-run` by planning only and not writing files.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/soft-harness:organizeThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Read `../references/harness-folder-rules.md` first. Read `../references/helper-surface.md` when you need deterministic inspection, validation, apply, or backup behavior.
Read ../references/harness-folder-rules.md first. Read ../references/helper-surface.md when you need deterministic inspection, validation, apply, or backup behavior.
.harness snapshot for prior decisions and recorded evidence when it exists..harness does not exist yet, treat that as normal. Use the live host files as the starting point and plan the snapshot files that should be created after the host changes are done.--dry-run, back up displaced host files first..harness so it records the resulting snapshot, decisions, and origin notes..harness/memory/..harness/HARNESS.md and .harness/llm/*.md as a record of analyzed or organized host guidance, not as authoritative truth.organize when the user wants coordinated multi-host changes or durable decision tracking.--dry-run, do not write files..harness snapshot updates that would follow, and any unresolved semantic questions..harness is absent, show which snapshot files would be created after the host changes instead of assuming snapshot files already exist.npx claudepluginhub softdaddy-o/soft-harness --plugin soft-harnessGuides creation, editing, and verification of skills for AI coding agents using test-driven development with subagent scenarios. Use when authoring or debugging skills.