Publish a generated harness to npm — runs the smoke test, signs the witness manifest, and dispatches `npm publish --provenance` from your tagged release.
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---
name: publish-harness
description: Publish a generated harness to npm — runs the smoke test, signs the witness manifest, and dispatches `npm publish --provenance` from your tagged release.
---
# publish-harness
> Codex skill that runs the full smoke-test → witness-sign → npm publish pipeline for a generated harness.
## What it does
1. Builds the harness with `npm run build`
2. Runs `npm test` to confirm green tests
3. Calls `harness sign` to produce a fresh witness manifest (requires `WITNESS_SIGNING_KEY` env)
4. Confirms `harness verify` accepts the freshly signed manifest
5. Either:
- `dry_run=true` (default): runs `npm publish --dry-run` and reports tarball stats
- `dry_run=false`: runs the real `npm publish --provenance --access public`
## Usage from Codex
```
/publish-harness path=./my-harness
/publish-harness path=./my-harness dry_run=false
```
## Equivalent CLI
```bash
cd ./my-harness
npm run build
npm test
harness sign
harness verify
npm publish --provenance --access public
```
## Required env
- `WITNESS_SIGNING_KEY` — 64-hex-char ed25519 seed (fetch from GCP Secret Manager via `harness secrets fetch WITNESS_SIGNING_KEY`)
- `NPM_TOKEN` — npm registry credential (Codex skill assumes the host has it set, or fetches via `harness secrets fetch NPM_TOKEN`)
## See also
- `validate-harness` — release-readiness gate (run this FIRST)
- `harness-secrets` — manage GCP-stored signing/publishing tokens
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