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harness-audit

Run the harness audit and report the rubric score for this repository

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Harness Audit

Invocation

/harness-audit takes no arguments — $ARGUMENTS is always ignored; anything passed is discarded without a warning. Run the audit exactly as described below and report the rubric score.

The user wants to audit this repository against the session-orchestrator harness rubric. There are no arguments.

Run the audit script and surface the results:

node scripts/harness-audit.mjs

The script writes a concise human-readable summary to stderr and emits a JSON record to stdout. Capture both:

  1. Print the stderr summary verbatim so the user sees it immediately.
  2. Parse the stdout JSON and report:
    • summary.overall_band — healthy, warn, or critical
    • summary.overall_mean_0_10 — the numeric score
    • Any category with score_0_10 < 7, listing its name and score

The full JSON record is also appended automatically to .orchestrator/metrics/audit.jsonl by the script — no additional action needed.

If the script exits non-zero, report the error output to the user verbatim. Do not interpret or retry.

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