How we review harnesses

Every harness in our directory passes these checks before we write about it or link it.

Official source verification

Every harness in our directory links only to its canonical repository and official documentation. No mirrors, forks, or impersonators.

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Maintenance check

We verify each harness is actively maintained — recent commits, responsive maintainers, and clear ownership.

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Documentation quality check

Harnesses must have clear, accurate setup docs. Weak or missing documentation is called out in the review.

Community signal analysis

We track activity, issues, and community health as supporting signals — useful context, never the whole verdict.

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Security review

Harnesses undergo a basic security review. Known vulnerabilities are flagged with public advisories.

Trust scores

How scores are calculated

Each harness in the directory receives a score from 0–100 based on the strength of its trust signals. A score of 90+ means fully verified, actively maintained, and well documented.

90–100 Fully verified
75–89 Largely verified
Below 75 Review pending
Advisories

Security advisories

When we identify a security issue or significant concern with a harness we cover, we publish a public advisory. Check advisories before relying on any harness in a production environment.

MEDIUM — Dependency signature guidance
Verify signatures before installing third-party packages.
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What protects you when you buy

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Every product, no exceptions. If it is not what you expected, email us and we refund you — no forms, no questions.

Instant download, lifetime updates

Files land in your account immediately after checkout and stay there. Updates are included as the harness ecosystem evolves.

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