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Harness Public Entrypoints Spec

Harness Public Entrypoints

Source Of Truth

  • Grill status: apps/wiki/content/docs/project/grilling/harness-public-entrypoints-grill-status.md
  • Grill log: apps/wiki/content/docs/project/grilling/harness-public-entrypoints-grill-log.md
  • Backlog mirror: apps/wiki/content/docs/project/grilling/harness-public-entrypoints-backlog.md
  • Handoff: /var/folders/y8/fw7tz9gn7yx645tf162zwlnr0000gp/T/harness-public-entrypoints-handoff-2026-06-27.md
  • Linear milestone: M6 Public Wiki Entrypoints

Requirements are closed. Do not re-grill unless the user explicitly reopens scope.

Outcome

The public Harness wiki presents entrypoints first, keeps old lifecycle-flow links working, collapses trust/adoption into one Trust page, improves tool and skill discoverability, and moves Foundations into a stronger theory role after Skills and Tools have oriented readers.

Scope

  • IP-296: canonical /docs/harness/entrypoints IA and lifecycle-flow route compatibility.
  • IP-297: intent-first entrypoint pages that preserve existing operational substance.
  • IP-298: one public Trust page with old trust/adoption child routes removed.
  • IP-299: selective tool/skill links and stronger Foundations theory.

Constraints

  • Get Started remains the first-run practical surface.
  • Overview categories are Core, Atomic, and Commands. Variants are not top-level.
  • AFK delivery is a child route under Implementation.
  • Old lifecycle-flow URLs redirect to accepted new entrypoint routes.
  • Old trust/adoption child routes disappear without redirects.
  • Tool mentions link to routed validation/tool pages when useful.
  • Skill mentions link to source pages under https://github.com/wearedevpunks/skills/tree/main/skills/.
  • Public page writing uses docs-ingest writer artifacts before final routed page merges.

Dependency Readiness

No Stack Required.

This work can be planned and implemented in one branch from the current repo state. The backlog uses task-level dependencies only; those dependencies do not imply stacked PRs.

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