Two-Agent Harness FAQs

Question 1

What capabilities are provided by the enforcement hooks?

Accepted Answer

The skill installs specialized hooks that act as guardrails. They prevent the primary agent from making direct, unorganized edits, automatically detect abnormal session exits, verify that progress files are updated after every code change, and facilitate state recovery after a crash.

Question 2

When should I use this skill instead of standard Claude Code?

Accepted Answer

Use this skill for complex, long-running development tasks that require hundreds of incremental steps. It is ideal for building full-scale applications where maintaining state, tracking 200+ features, and ensuring consistent progress across multiple sessions is critical.

Question 3

How does this skill improve my development workflow?

Accepted Answer

It eliminates context drift and project fatigue by enforcing a strict 'plan-then-implement' workflow. With automated hooks for session recovery and a standardized feature-tracking system, it ensures Claude remains focused on one task at a time while maintaining a global view of project health.

Question 4

What does the Two-Agent Harness skill do?

Accepted Answer

This skill installs a specialized multi-agent architecture that separates high-level project orchestration from granular code implementation. It uses a primary orchestrator (Opus) to manage two specialized sub-agents: an Initializer Agent for project breakdown and a Coding Agent for systematic feature development.

Question 5

Can I still perform quick fixes with this architecture enabled?

Accepted Answer

Yes. While the system enforces a structured workflow, you can bypass the hooks for minor tasks by using keywords like 'quick fix' or 'direct edit' in your prompt, allowing for flexibility when full multi-agent orchestration isn't necessary.

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