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docs(spec): Phase 3 task 5.1 — HarnessX dependency audit + DocuHarnessX blueprint
Run and record the HarnessX dependency dry-run audit and assess blueprint alignment with the author's DocuHarnessX, to steer OpenUltraSAST's HarnessX adoption from opencode/claude-code. - dependency-audit.md: records the realized transitive graph (118 packages from 30 mandatory HarnessX deps). Key finding: every heavy backend (docker/e2b/ playwright/office-PDF) is lazily imported and the gateway is a separate dist, so the tree is an install-time (not runtime) cost; ~55-60 packages are dead weight for SAST. Decision: ACCEPT as the optional SHA-pinned extra openultrasast[harnessx] (core stays zero-dep; lazy heavy imports; matches DocuHarnessX precedent), with a fully-specified vendored lean subset as the triggered fallback and upstream dependency-extras as the preferred long-term slimming path. Records the security-tool residual risks (browser binary, docker socket, web server, CVE surface) and their mitigations. - blueprint-alignment.md: DocuHarnessX <-> OpenUltraSAST assessment. They share the spine (one composition factory, model bound in CLI via ModelConfig.agentic, content-neutral processors over typed slots, project-loaded domain/"ontology" seam, fail-closed LLM-judge firewall, Kiro fresh-subagent steering). DocuHarnessX realizes "self-improving multi-agent" via the firewall + claude-code/opencode steering loop, NOT MetaAgent.evolve (Train is future there); OpenUltraSAST builds the evolve loop on the same substrate. Three principled divergences (hybrid runtime confining HarnessX to the hunter pool; evolve reward/feasibility split + ledger; zero-dep core with opt-in extra) with reconciliation, plus a concrete Phase 3 blueprint mirroring DocuHarnessX. Checks off spec task 5.1. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
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## Phase 3 — Integration: HarnessX Execution & Self-Improvement (optional extra)
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- [ ] 5. Gate and package the HarnessX dependency-weight decision
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- [ ] 5.1 Run the dependency dry-run audit and record the transitive graph
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- [x] 5.1 Run the dependency dry-run audit and record the transitive graph
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- Before adopting the HarnessX execution stages, run a dependency dry-run audit and record the realized transitive dependency graph.
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- If the audited graph pulls a browser-binary, container-SDK, or web-server stack as a mandatory dependency and it is judged unacceptable, select the pre-specified vendored lean subset under the same extra name with the heavy subtrees removed.
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- Observable completion: the audit produces a recorded transitive-dependency graph and a documented accept-extra-or-vendor-subset decision before any HarnessX execution code is wired in.
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