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Round-trip verification results
Real-CLI verification performed at branch-cut. Each harness's actual tool was used to load the generated artifacts and report what it found.
Reproduce locally: see the recipes at the bottom of this file.
Summary
| Harness | CLI version | Result | Artifacts loaded | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OpenCode | 1.1.23 | ✅ pass | 191 / 191 subagents discovered | All emitted agents pass OpenCode's parser. 2 OpenCode built-ins (explore, general) appear alongside ours. |
| Gemini CLI | 0.42.0 | ✅ pass | gemini extensions validate . returns "successfully validated" |
Native skills + subagents at extension root recognized. |
| Codex CLI | 0.133.0 | ✅ pass (structural) | All 191 agent TOMLs parse via Python tomllib; AGENTS.md within budget (43 lines / 500 tokens) |
Codex doctor surfaces no errors; deeper "did the model actually load the skill" requires interactive verification. |
| Cursor | (editor-only) | n/a | n/a | No CLI; manual verification recipe below. |
| Copilot | (structural) | ✅ pass | 191 agent profiles, 155 skills, 25 commands all validated | No CLI round-trip tool yet; structural validation via make validate passes. |
Issues surfaced and fixed during round-trip
The real-CLI runs caught two bugs that pure unit tests missed. Both are now fixed and covered by regression tests:
-
YAML block-scalar descriptions (
description: >followed by indented lines).tools/adapters/base.py:parse_frontmatterwas producing strings starting with the literal>indicator, which then broke OpenCode's agent loader. Fix: detect>,>-,|,|-and collapse the following indented lines into a single string. Affected agents: 4 (arm-cortex-expert + 3 meigen-ai-design agents). -
OpenCode permission block degraded to deny-everything when source
tools:only contained MCP tools (mcp__...) or was an empty list[]. The OpenCode adapter emittedread: deny, edit: deny, ...which made the agent inert. Fix: if no source tool maps to a known OpenCode permission key, omit the permission block entirely (default permissive — MCP tools come in via the MCP server config, not the permission allowlist). -
OpenCode rejected
$sourceextension key inopencode.json. Schema only allows$schema. Fix: drop the custom$sourceannotation. The adapter emits a clean{"$schema": "https://opencode.ai/config.json"}now.
Reproduce locally
OpenCode round-trip
# 1. Generate artifacts
make generate HARNESS=opencode
# 2. Copy into a scratch directory (or use the repo root directly)
mkdir -p /tmp/round-trip && cd /tmp/round-trip
cp -r /path/to/claude-agents/.opencode .
cp /path/to/claude-agents/opencode.json .
# 3. Verify
opencode agent list | grep "subagent)$" | wc -l
# Expected: 191 source agents discovered (plus OpenCode built-ins: explore, general)
Gemini round-trip
# Native validator
gemini extensions validate /path/to/claude-agents
# Or link as an extension and probe
gemini extensions link /path/to/claude-agents
gemini skills list # should list all generated skills
gemini extensions list | grep claude-code-workflows
Codex round-trip
# Generate AGENTS.md + .codex/skills/ + .codex/agents/
make generate HARNESS=codex
# Symlink into ~/.codex (Codex uses CODEX_HOME)
mkdir -p ~/.codex/skills ~/.codex/agents
ln -sf /path/to/claude-agents/.codex/skills/* ~/.codex/skills/
ln -sf /path/to/claude-agents/.codex/agents/* ~/.codex/agents/
# AGENTS.md is read automatically when codex runs from the repo root
codex doctor | head -40 # no warnings expected from our artifacts
# Deeper: launch interactive session and ask Codex to use a generated skill by name.
# Requires interactive use — not automatable without consuming API tokens.
codex
> /skills # browser should list all generated skills
> have backend-development__backend-architect summarize plugins/backend-development
Cursor (no CLI)
# Generate
make generate HARNESS=cursor
# Manually:
# 1. Open Cursor 2.5+
# 2. Settings → Plugins → Add Local Plugin Source
# 3. Point at /path/to/claude-agents/
# 4. Verify the marketplace browser lists all 81 local plugins
# 5. Verify .cursor/rules/*.mdc files activate per their `globs`
# 6. Skills under .claude/skills/ should auto-trigger from descriptions
Copilot (no CLI round-trip yet)
# Generate
make generate HARNESS=copilot
# Structural validation (parses every generated artifact)
make validate
# Verify artifact tree
ls .copilot/agents/ # 191 agent profiles (*.agent.md)
ls .copilot/skills/ # 155 skill dirs (each with SKILL.md)
ls .copilot/commands/ # command-prompt files
# Global install (optional)
make install-copilot # symlinks .copilot/ -> ~/.copilot/
Copilot currently lacks a CLI verification tool. Manual testing: open VS Code, open the Copilot Chat (Ctrl+Shift+I), and verify agents appear in the agent selector and skills auto-trigger from matching prompts.
Automated structural checks (no CLI needed)
The tools/validate_generated.py script approximates round-trip without installing the
harnesses:
make validate # all five harnesses
make validate HARNESS=codex # one only
It parses every TOML/JSON/MDC artifact against documented schemas. Run before merging any adapter change.
Recurring drift detection
make garden # find stale artifacts, oversized context files, dead links, etc.
tools/doc_gardener.py per the OpenAI harness-engineering pattern — recurring task
that surfaces drift with concrete remediation hints.
Coverage limits
The pure-structural validators do not verify that the model can actually consume the artifacts at runtime. Specifically untested by the automated suite:
- Whether Codex's skill discovery actually selects our skills on relevant prompts (vs. ignoring them or selecting wrong ones).
- Whether OpenCode's
tasktool dispatches our subagents end-to-end. - Whether Cursor 2.5+ marketplace browser displays our plugin entries (requires the editor; can't be scripted).
- Whether Gemini's
@<agent>invocation runs our generated subagent against a real prompt. - Whether Copilot's agent profile and skill discovery actually loads our artifacts end-to-end (no CLI; requires VS Code editor).
These require interactive use and API-token-burning runs. The recipes above show how to perform them manually.