Machine-readable by design
Every product ships complete metadata — promise, pricing, compatibility, permissions, rollback — so an evaluating agent can answer "what is this, who is it for, what does it cost, is it safe?" without guessing.
SignalHarness.ai builds agent-native product systems for AI agents, agentic workflows, and human operators managing them: machine-readable by design, non-destructive to install, and honest by rule.
Every product ships complete metadata — promise, pricing, compatibility, permissions, rollback — so an evaluating agent can answer "what is this, who is it for, what does it cost, is it safe?" without guessing.
New-folder installs, never overwrite, preview-before-apply, human-approval gates for risky steps, and a rollback guide in every kit. Binding rules, not marketing.
No guaranteed-results claims anywhere — products are designed to help and built to reduce failure modes; outcomes depend on execution. That rule is enforced across every file in the catalog.
The owner-approved launch order leads with agent infrastructure. All products are built and validated; none is purchasable until checkout exists.
A complete operating system for the context window: executable budget policies, compaction contracts with must-survive lists, retrieval caps, anchored context audits, and session-handoff manifests that keep long-running agents coherent.
A drop-in matrix that maps every tool an agent can call to a risk tier, an approval gate, and an audit requirement - enforceable by an orchestrator from one JSON file, deny-by-default.
Gives any persistent agent a governed memory layer: executable policies for what to store, what never to store, how long to keep it, and how to audit and prune it, with human review gates at every destructive step.
Today you can browse everything — products, pricing, bundles, policies, and the full machine-readable catalog. Checkout is not active: buttons say "Checkout pending" because no checkout exists yet, and this site will never show a buy button that doesn't work. When the owner connects a real checkout (Phase 3) and configures support (Phase 4), those states change here first.
The agent-readable storefront serves this same catalog as JSON endpoints with explicit status flags (storefront_live: false, checkout_enabled: false, and the rest). Route access is presentation only — routing is not authorization — and no endpoint ever requests credentials or wallet secrets.