Harness spec 3.2.0 in the CLI: effort levels, reasoning round-trip, no absolute paths
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Levels (models/schema.json levels): provider/effort.ts levelsOf/levelFields/ readLevel — `off` only with thinking_switch and sends enable_thinking false and no effort, `default` for a model that takes no efforts and sends nothing, a level not offered is read as the start level. The engine's effort is a level; /effort shows nothing for one level, a Thinking switch for [off, X], a list otherwise; the status bar follows. /v1/models' thinking_switch, efforts [] and capacity.parallel are read (lembas/webui.ts); session/capacity.ts counts parallel slots. Reasoning (context.md §8): an assistant message of the current turn carries reasoning_content (provider/common.ts turnReasoning, openai-chat.ts); step-boundary deliveries, nudges and the wrap-up are marked turn: false and do not start a turn. Paths (context.md §11): the <env> block names the project and, started below the root, that directory relative to it (assemble.ts envLines); instruction files and @ attachments are named from the root or as ~/…; file tools and bash resolve relative paths against the project root. The team rules (team/team.ts) and conformance runners for levels, reasoning, paths and team; the team runtime follows. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -154,6 +154,12 @@ function readConfig(file: string, label: string, notes: string[], dropped?: stri
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// The team's cap is the global configuration's: a project never raises it (harness team.md §2).
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if (dropped && all.agents && typeof all.agents === "object" && !Array.isArray(all.agents) && "cap" in all.agents) {
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const { cap: _cap, ...agents } = all.agents as Record<string, unknown>
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all.agents = agents
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dropped.push("agents.cap")
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}
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// mcp, voice and search are filled in later, one server / half / service at a time: a key that
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// cannot be read turns off that one thing instead of the whole file.
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// update: filled in when an update is looked for — a token file missing must not stop a start.
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