One company gateway, any coding harness
HarnezPad routes Claude Code, Codex, ChatGPT, and OpenCode through one company LLM gateway without putting the management key on disk.
Practical notes on experiments, case studies, workflows, and techniques for using Claude, Codex, and similar coding agents effectively.
HarnezPad routes Claude Code, Codex, ChatGPT, and OpenCode through one company LLM gateway without putting the management key on disk.
A read-only adapter resolves Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor history as inert data, builds a minimal handoff, and verifies current repository state before continuation.
How to restrict and extend stock OpenCode through a pinned v2 seam and a redistribution template: composition slots, managed policy, seeded plugins, and branded packaging.
How an agent-aware terminal multiplexer owns live panes, processes, and lifecycle, and how Agent Factory sits above it as a control plane rather than a second runtime.
What the Agent Client Protocol standardizes, what it leaves to the host, and how Coding Agent Control Plane composes project, environment, provider, model, and harness before any handshake.
How codex-action separates command permissions, host privileges, proxy key handling, actor authorization, and post-execution isolation on a GitHub runner.
Codex hooks run deterministic commands at 11 lifecycle events, with distinct contracts for tool policy, approval decisions, context injection, and completion gates.
A SKILL.md file turns repeated operating instructions into discoverable, scoped task knowledge that Codex and Claude Code load on demand.
Codex treats sandbox enforcement and approval policy as separate controls, and subagents inherit the active parent runtime before role defaults apply.
A local session viewer turns Claude Code JSONL logs into checkpoints, tool-call groups, token counts, and side-by-side comparisons.
How Triage Copilot embeds the Codex SDK in a production incident SDLC: three parallel sub-agents, MCP-scoped context, Zod-validated output, and draft PRs that never auto-merge.
Long-context benchmarks show that relevant-information position can change accuracy, but the effect is task- and model-dependent rather than a universal attention curve.
A macOS migration script discovers stale project paths in four Claude Code and Codex sources, then updates the related local state with explicit safety limits.
Production agent behavior comes from a versioned contract spanning instructions, tools, schemas, context assembly, model selection, and release gates.
A spec-driven CLI gives coding agents a discoverable, executable API surface without hand-maintaining one command per endpoint.
A reliability-first approach to choosing between predictable workflows and flexible agents, with four reusable patterns and concrete selection heuristics.
How Claude Code and the Agent SDK execute prompts through a five-step tool loop, expose typed lifecycle messages, and bound work with permissions, turns, and budgets.
Three fixture-backed extraction lessons show how prompt contracts grow — and why an evaluation can only prove the fields its grader checks.