How it looks like
You prompt. Claude writes the code. Your app is live. Automatically.
Your ideas...
... Created
Your Harness Companion
Imagine you're building a web app. You ask Claude Code to add a dark mode feature. Claude writes the code and needs somewhere to put it. Without automation, you'd have to:
- 1Manually create a branch for the feature
- 2Manually review and merge the AI's code
- 3Manually set up a test environment to preview
- 4Manually create a pull request when ready
- 5Manually tear down the environment after merging
- 6Manually delete old branches to keep things tidy
What to do?
Decide what you need
Choose the level that matches your project — from code-only to web apps with data and file storage.
Choose your stack ↓Follow the wizard
One step at a time. Create repos, tokens, and secrets. Copy-paste the AI agent prompt. Every action is explicit.
Pick a variant ↓Start building
Open Claude Code, say "/feature <what to build>", and your entire CI/CD pipeline is live.
What do you need?
Code Only
Claude writes and manages your code. For scripts, libraries, and CLI tools. Code is managed and merged.
Web App
For landing pages, portfolios, and dashboards. Each feature gets its own live URL you can share and test.
Web App + Data
Your app can also store data like user accounts, posts, orders, sign-ups, forms, and more.
Web App + Data + File Storage
For apps that also handle photos, documents, or media. Stores both data and files.
A new way to build software
Harness Engineering is an opinionated approach to building software. A single person, or a small team, directs AI agents through structured workflows called the harness. The harness ensures quality at speed, with minimal friction. Instead of writing every line of code by hand, you orchestrate intelligent agents that build, test, and deploy on your behalf.
- 1Speed is limited by how fast people can write code
- 2Scaling means hiring more engineers
- 3Context lives in people’s heads
- 4Quality and speed are always in tension
- Speed is limited by how fast you can review and iterate on ideas
- Scaling means deploying more agents
- Context is encoded in the harness itself
- Quality is built into the workflow, and speed follows naturally
The bottleneck is no longer writing code. It is deciding what to build. Harness Engineering shifts your team from execution to judgment, which is the one thing humans still do better than machines.