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New submissions welcome

Share a harness people can use.

New submissions are welcome. We’re looking for practical harnesses people can actually install and use.

A few skills or a complete workflow can be enough. Harneloop is optional.

Open the submission form ↗Prefer a pull request?

  1. Share your repository

    Open the short GitHub form with a name, repository link and the task your harness helps an agent do. No fork or pull request is needed.

  2. Explain how to install it

    Add the focused package or harness branch, version and license, then list the install steps and anything people must connect or configure manually.

  3. Get reviewed and listed

    Maintainers check the setup and distribution scope, ask questions in your issue if needed, and publish approved listings. You can update the listing later.

What to have ready

  • Your repository link, harness name and a short description of the task.
  • Install steps, version or pinned revision, license and manual setup notes.
  • A focused package or dedicated harness branch if the repo includes unrelated material.

Skill counts, tool counts, extra notes and test evidence are welcome but optional. Write “none” where no manual setup is needed.

A GitHub account is all you need to submit. Please share setup requirements, not secrets or credentials.

Before you submit

Can I submit just a few skills?

Yes. A useful skill folder, MCP workflow or complete harness package can qualify. Explain the task, installation and manual setup clearly.

Do I need to use Harneloop?

No. Submissions can use any agent or framework. Built with Harneloop is an optional attribution, reviewed separately from the listing.

What if my repository contains a whole application?

Provide a focused package or a dedicated harness branch so users can install only the harness. Do not make them download unrelated videos, caches or application assets.

Is submitting free?

Yes. Browsing and submitting to the directory are free. You need a GitHub account to open a submission issue; a Harness Library account is not required.