Openharness Daily: Supervisor Skill Cleanup and a New Harness
The Agro team shipped three separate fixes to keep the supervisor skill under metadata limits and tighten its monitoring rules, while a draft PR adds Google's Antigravity CLI to the harness catalog pending live validation.
Duration: PT2M38S
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This episode is a short developer briefing from Openharness Daily.
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- Show: Openharness Daily
- Published: 2026-09-14T12:00:34Z
- Audio duration: PT2M38S
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Good morning. It's September 14th, 2026, and this is Openharness Daily.
The main story today is the supervisor skill getting cleaned up twice in one day, which points to a recurring metadata constraint that keeps tripping up the team.
Start with the supervisor description limit. PR 1063 trimmed the trigger description from over a thousand characters down to 927. Then, just hours later, PR 1069 had to trim it again — this time from 1,103 down to 722 parsed characters — after discovering the pi-compatible loader was still rejecting anything over…
Alongside that, PR 1065 tightened how the supervisor observes work. It now requires monitor-based creation for readiness checks and artifact reads, and explicitly blocks polling fallbacks and loop-based alternatives. It also stops advisor and worker replies from routing through Herdr, keeping escalation paths with…
Separately, PR 1066 adds Antigravity CLI support to the harness catalog, modeled on the existing muse-code installer pattern. It stays in draft status — the description is explicit that nothing here claims validation passed. The documentation, landed in commit a43a1f0, lists five specific unverified items: install,…
One housekeeping…