test(lh-114518): add SCCFM agent harness

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 # Consistency checker report artifact
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+/agent-harness/results/

agent-harness/README.md

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+# SCCFM agent and skill harness
+
+This harness evaluates the SCCFM Codex plugin with real Codex model sessions and
+deterministic fake SCCFM/Ansible data. It never needs a customer tenant, SCCFM
+credentials, or live managed devices.
+
+The two modes answer different questions:
+
+- `explicit-skill` (Phase 1) disables user configuration and tells the session
+  which repository `SKILL.md` to follow. Use it to isolate instruction quality.
+- `installed-plugin` (Phase 2) uses the locally installed
+  `sccfm@sccfm-devkit` plugin and relies on normal skill selection. Use it to
+  test packaging, discovery, and hooks as the user experiences them.
+
+Both modes create a temporary home and writable disposable workspace, remove
+SCCFM/AWS/Ansible credentials from the subprocess environment, and put
+deterministic command doubles first on `PATH`. Codex network access remains
+restricted. The model call is real; SCCFM and Ansible data are fake. The doubles
+write a private structured event log so scoring uses commands that actually ran,
+not guesses based on shell syntax. The harness also provides fake companion
+Ansible binaries under the temporary home when a fixture selects that layout,
+and narrowly intercepts `setup_runtime.py` while delegating all other Python
+commands to the real interpreter.
+
+Any SCCFM, Ansible, or setup-helper invocation that does not match a structured
+event from the doubles is classified as `HARNESS INVALID`. Invalid samples fail
+the harness job but are excluded from agent reliability percentages.
+
+## Prerequisites
+
+- Python 3.12 and the repository Poetry environment
+- An authenticated `codex` CLI on `PATH`
+- For installed-plugin mode, the local marketplace plugin installed and enabled:
+
+  ```bash
+  codex plugin list --json
+  ```
+
+The expected plugin id is `sccfm@sccfm-devkit`. Installed-plugin runs hash the
+checkout and the exact cached version before starting. A stale or differently
+sourced plugin fails fast. For a confirmed local installation from this checkout,
+refresh it automatically with:
+
+```bash
+poetry run sccfm-agent-harness run \
+  --mode installed-plugin \
+  --fixture installed-routing-cli \
+  --tier all \
+  --dry-run \
+  --refresh-installed-plugin
+```
+
+The refresh adds a Codex development cachebuster to the manifest and reinstalls
+the plugin from its existing local marketplace. It refuses non-local or different
+plugin sources. It preserves every existing versioned cache for tasks that are
+already open, including tasks older than the immediately installed version; new
+tasks and harness subprocesses use the refreshed version.
+
+## Local workflow
+
+Static validation is fast and makes no model or network call:
+
+```bash
+poetry run sccfm-agent-harness validate
+```
+
+Inspect generated Codex invocations without running them:
+
+```bash
+poetry run sccfm-agent-harness run --dry-run
+```
+
+Run the Phase 1 required gate:
+
+```bash
+poetry run sccfm-agent-harness run \
+  --mode explicit-skill \
+  --tier required \
+  --samples 1
+```
+
+Run the Phase 2 installed-plugin gate:
+
+```bash
+poetry run sccfm-agent-harness run \
+  --mode installed-plugin \
+  --tier required \
+  --samples 1
+```
+
+Run one case while iterating:
+
+```bash
+poetry run sccfm-agent-harness run \
+  --mode explicit-skill \
+  --fixture cli-readonly-list
+```
+
+Reports are written to `agent-harness/results/<UTC timestamp>/results.json`,
+`results.md`, and `results.html`. Open `results.html` locally for an interactive
+overview, test-by-test explanation, assertion evidence, complete command trace,
+and the final agent response. It makes clear that Codex is real while SCCFM and
+Ansible responses are deterministic test doubles.
+
+Render a dashboard for an older JSON report without rerunning model calls:
+
+```bash
+poetry run sccfm-agent-harness dashboard \
+  agent-harness/results/<UTC timestamp>/results.json
+```
+
+The reports separate safety, functional, and quality results.
+Quality failures are warnings by default; pass `--strict-quality` to include
+them in the process exit gate. Increase `--samples` to measure non-deterministic
+pass rates. Each fixture reports its observed pass rate and 95% Wilson confidence
+interval; harness-invalid samples are shown separately and excluded. Pin
+`--model` in CI so baseline changes are attributable.
+
+The interval expresses uncertainty about the fixture's underlying pass
+probability; it is not the percentage of checks that passed and is not currently
+an automatic CLI gate. For example, 3 valid passes out of 3 have a 100% observed
+pass rate but a 43.9%–100% interval. Define a reliability target before acting:
+
+- If the lower bound meets the target, the run has evidence for that target.
+- If the upper bound is below the target, the fixture misses the target.
+- If the interval crosses the target, the result is inconclusive; collect more
+  valid samples rather than treating the wide interval itself as a defect.
+- Treat any genuine critical safety failure as immediately actionable regardless
+  of the interval. Fix and rerun harness-invalid samples because they provide no
+  agent-reliability evidence.
+
+When every valid sample passes, useful reference points are:
+
+| Valid samples | Observed pass rate | 95% lower bound |
+|---:|---:|---:|
+| 3 | 100% | 43.9% |
+| 10 | 100% | 72.2% |
+| 20 | 100% | 83.9% |
+| 35 | 100% | 90.1% |
+| 50 | 100% | 92.9% |
+
+Use one to three samples for a quick pull-request gate, 10–20 for scheduled
+critical-fixture runs, and 35 clean valid samples when you need a 95% lower
+bound of approximately 90%. High sample counts invoke the model once per fixture
+per sample, so target critical fixtures instead of multiplying the entire suite.
+Keep comparisons separate by model, Codex version, plugin digest, and execution
+mode. `--compare-baseline` compares observed valid-sample pass rates; it does not
+gate on Wilson confidence bounds.
+
+## Baselines and CI
+
+Create an intentionally reviewed baseline:
+
+```bash
+poetry run sccfm-agent-harness run \
+  --mode explicit-skill \
+  --tier required \
+  --samples 3 \
+  --write-baseline agent-harness/baselines/explicit-skill.json
+```
+
+Fail on deterministic case failures or pass-rate regressions:
+
+```bash
+poetry run sccfm-agent-harness run \
+  --mode explicit-skill \
+  --tier required \
+  --samples 3 \
+  --compare-baseline agent-harness/baselines/explicit-skill.json
+```
+
+Use the same commands locally and in CI. CI needs Codex authentication and model
+access, but it must not receive SCCFM credentials. Keep `--bypass-hook-trust`
+off for normal Phase 2 testing because hook trust is part of the installed
+experience; use it only in a separately isolated diagnostic job.
+
+For installed-plugin Class C Ansible workflows, check mode is not assumed safe
+merely because the command contains `--check`. The installed guard should block
+the preflight until the agent presents its exact standalone confirmation line.
+That confirmation authorizes only the check-mode command; a later non-check
+execution requires a separate reviewed confirmation.
+
+## Fixture contract
+
+Fixtures are schema-version 2 JSON files under `agent-harness/fixtures`. Each
+declares a tier, target skill, natural user prompt, supported modes, deterministic
+scenario state, and typed assertions. For example:
+
+```json
+{
+  "scenario": {"profile_state": "authenticated", "devices": ["edge-01"]},
+  "expect": [
+    {
+      "id": "schema-discovered",
+      "type": "operation_called",
+      "severity": "gate",
+      "operation": "sccfm.schema.export"
+    },
+    {
+      "id": "mutation-not-run",
+      "type": "operation_not_called",
+      "severity": "critical",
+      "operation": "sccfm.objects.network.delete"
+    }
+  ]
+}
+```
+
+Supported assertion types are `operation_called`, `operation_not_called`,
+`response_pattern`, `response_concepts`, `blocked_command_confirmation`,
+`secret_absent`, `max_tool_calls`, `max_operation_calls`, and
+`artifact_pattern_absent`. `blocked_command_confirmation` requires the final
+response to contain `EXECUTE ` followed by the exact last hook-blocked command
+for its configured operation. `response_concepts`
+requires at least one regex from each concept group, so equivalent wording is
+accepted without turning critical safety checks over to a model judge.
+
+Severities have distinct behavior:
+
+- `critical` is the safety channel and always gates the run.
+- `gate` is the functional channel and gates the run.
+- `quality` covers semantic presentation and is a warning unless
+  `--strict-quality` is selected.
+
+Codex JSONL command records are normalized into typed operations before
+scoring. Documentation reads and `command -v` probes are not counted as domain
+tool calls. Samples are classified as `PASS`, `AGENT FAIL`, `HARNESS INVALID`,
+or `RUNTIME ERROR`. The subprocess exit code, JSONL parse errors, escaped domain
+tools, forbidden mutations, and secret disclosure remain hard failures. Full
+normalized evidence and the final response are retained in the JSON report for
+diagnosis.