A collection of open-source TypeScript tools by @enmanuelmag. heimdall-magent-harness-kit (ahk) is a scaffolding layer for running structured multi-agent AI workflows in any project. Instead of letting agents roam your codebase freely, ahk gives them a shared task backlog, defined roles, a health gate, and a full audit trail — all stored locally in SQLite. One command gets you started: npx ahk init

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Hey Product Hunt! 👋🏼 I'm the maker of agent-harness-kit. I built this after hitting the same wall repeatedly: AI coding agents (Claude Code, OpenCode) are powerful but have no coordination layer. One agent, no memory across sessions, no health check before touching code, no way to know what it changed or why. ahk is the thin layer I wished existed. Drop it into any project with `npx ahk init`, and your agents get a task backlog, defined roles, atomic claiming, a health gate, and a real-time dashboard to trace everything they do. It's fully local — SQLite by default, zero cloud deps. If you need PostgreSQL or MySQL for a team setup, one config line switches it. Happy to answer any questions about the design — especially the health gate approach and the atomic task claiming. Those were the trickiest parts to get right.

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Agent Harness Kit

Structured multi-agent workflows for your codebase

Structured multi-agent workflows for your codebase