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My Harness Library — Documentation skill for Claude Code

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Self-hosted, searchable inventory of every Claude Code skill, agent, command, plugin and MCP server — with an in-browser Markdown editor for the ones you own.

How to install My Harness Library

This entry records only its repository, not the path inside it, so there is no exact command to give. Open Epaminondaslage/my-Harness-Library and copy the folder into ~/.claude/skills/, or the file into ~/.claude/agents/.

What My Harness Library does

Self-hosted, searchable inventory of every Claude Code skill, agent, command, plugin and MCP server — with an in-browser Markdown editor for the ones you own.

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README

My Harness Library

**A self-hosted, searchable inventory of everything your Claude Code installation can actually do — with an in-browser Markdown editor for the resources you own.**

Claude Code accumulates capability fast. You install a plugin and get thirty skills you never see listed. You write a skill for one project and forget it exists. `~/.claude` becomes a place you *have*, not a place you *know*.

My Harness Library scans that tree — plus every installed plugin and every project-local `.claude/` — and publishes a single static page: every skill, agent, command, plugin and MCP server, each classified by purpose, each linked to the GitHub repository it came from, all searchable in one box.

On a typical installation the difference is stark: the Claude Code plugin list shows **58 plugins**; My Harness Library shows the **248 individual resources** inside them — and tells you which **52** are actually installed and loadable, versus the **183** that merely sit in a marketplace catalogue waiting to be installed.

What it does
Screenshot tour
Requirements
Installation
First run: the initial password
How it works
Security model
Configuration
Command reference
Updating
Uninstalling
Troubleshooting
Project layout
Codebase map
Notes for contributors
License

What it does

Discovers everything, not just the top level

Five sources are scanned:

Source	What is found
`~/.claude/skills`, `/agents`, `/commands`	the resources you wrote yourself
`~/.claude/plugins/**`	every skill, agent and command inside each plugin
`~/.claude.json`	MCP servers, global and per-proje