harness-lint-capture

name	harness-lint-capture
description	Close the Lint Driven Development loop: review this session's corrections and feedback and capture any reusable constraint as a harness-lint rule. Trigger: /harness-lint-capture, "capture this as a lint rule", "close the LDD loop".

Close the Lint Driven Development loop for this session.

1. Review the conversation so far and list the corrections and feedback the user gave about how code in this repo should or should not be written — especially anything phrased as "don't do X", "do it this way instead", "I already told you", or a review comment that points at a class of mistake. Ignore one-off task instructions that are not reusable constraints.

2. For each item, decide whether it can be expressed as a reliable GritQL pattern over a concrete bad-code shape. If it cannot (it needs judgment, broad context, or fuzzy matching), do not make a rule — note that it belongs in docs/review notes instead, and move on.

3. Before creating anything, run harness-lint rule list and check whether an existing rule already covers it (update that rule rather than duplicating).

4. If a new rule is warranted, load the harness-lint skill if you have not already, then follow the authoring workflow:

   • harness-lint rule create "<feedback>" --language <language> --grit <gritql>
   • edit the rule file: description + smallest Bad example + Good replacement
   • harness-lint doctor
   • harness-lint rule verify <rule-id> (prove the Bad example triggers)
   • harness-lint check --all --rule <rule-id> (confirm expected files only)
   • harness-lint check --changed

   Use language js for TypeScript/JavaScript. Scope by filename inside GritQL with $filename when the rule applies only to certain paths. Keep level: warn unless the pattern, description, and examples are all unambiguous.

5. If nothing in this session qualifies as a reusable, GritQL-expressible constraint, say so in one line and stop — do not invent a rule to have one.