Cc Triad Relay

cc-triad-relay Harness

A portable, TypeScript-powered guardrail and agent harness for Claude Code, with a Codex local adapter that preserves the same engineering workflow through Codex skills, hooks, subagents, and CLI review.

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Quality parity verdict

The Harness keeps release-quality parity between the Claude Code adapter and the Codex local adapter at the workflow-contract level: clarify, plan, branch, TDD, local review, CodeRabbit, merge, release, and handoff. The adapters are not intended to expose identical platform metadata.

• Claude Code is the primary public plugin surface. It has commands/skills, agents, lifecycle hooks, installer support, harness doctor, and the release process used by this repository.
• Codex is a local adapter. It exposes the same operator outcomes through Codex skills, optional plugin hooks, MCP, project setup templates, subagents, isolated worktrees, and codex exec second-opinion review.
• The quality bar is the same when both adapters run the same gates: RED, GREEN, refactor, pseudo CodeRabbit, PR CodeRabbit, Codex second opinion, CI/build, local-only boundary checks, and handoff update.

flowchart LR
  Clarify["clarify"] --> Plan["harness-plan"]
  Plan --> Branch["new-feature-branch"]
  Branch --> TDD["tdd-implement"]
  TDD --> PseudoCR["pseudo-coderabbit-loop"]
  PseudoCR --> FeaturePR["feature PR to dev"]
  FeaturePR --> CodeRabbit["PR CodeRabbit"]
  CodeRabbit --> CodexReview["Codex second opinion"]
  CodexReview --> Dev["merge to dev"]
  Dev --> ReleasePR["release PR dev to main"]
  ReleasePR --> Main["main"]

What this gives you

• 13 guardrail rules (R01-R13) that block dangerous operations: sudo, rm -rf, force-push, curl | bash, .env leakage, local-only publication, and more. Configure them in harness.config.json.
• 5 native agents: worker, reviewer, scaffolder, security-auditor, and context-audit-agent.
• **2 optional Codex-backed Claude