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A developer released agentic-harness-tips, a Claude Code plugin that uses a session-start hook to check a GitHub tips repo for new workflow suggestions without any AI token cost. Users can run a /harness-tips:audit command to have Claude scan their repo and apply relevant tips, such as auto-starting dev servers. The plugin is installed via Claude Code's plugin marketplace, and the tips repo updates itself automatically when Claude releases changes.
4 engagement1 sourceFri, Sep 25, 2026, 07:42 AM
AI Overview
- A Reddit user shares fALECX/agentic-harness-tips, a Claude Code plugin whose session-start hook checks a tips repo without AI calls
- Running /harness-tips:audit has Claude review the tips repo and apply only what fits the user's project
- The repo auto-updates via a hook that checks for Claude updates, and the author urges users to automate their own repeated tasks like restarting dev servers
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