affaan-m/ECC
ECC packages skills, hooks, memory, orchestration, and security controls for multiple coding-agent harnesses, but its breadth makes selective installation and verification essential.
ECC is an MIT-licensed harness configuration system spanning Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode and others. Release **v2.0.0** lists **261 skills**, session adapters, an MCP inventory, worktree lifecycle management, and an orchestrator command family.
Treat it as a catalog to adopt selectively, not a preset to layer wholesale onto every agent. Choose one installation path, start with a minimal profile, and use its state, status, evaluation, and security surfaces only where they address a measured weakness.
ECC is an MIT-licensed harness configuration system spanning Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode and others. Release **v2.0.0** lists **261 skills**, session adapters, an MCP inventory, worktree lifecycle management, and an orchestrator command family. Treat it as a catalog to adopt selectively, not a preset to layer wholesale onto every agent. Choose one installation path, start with a minimal profile, and use its state, status, evaluation, and security surfaces only where they address a measured weakness. The repository warns that stacking plugin and manual installs commonly creates duplicate configuration. Its Rust control plane was described as alpha in the release history, and the project’s large, fast-changing surface raises an ongoing maintenance and audit burden.
ECC expands the cross-agent harness idea into a very large catalog and control plane, but its scale strengthens the case for selective adoption rather than comprehensive installation. Compared with narrower workflow packages, it offers broader portability, orchestration, state, and evaluation surfaces while increasing duplicate-configuration, supply-chain, audit, and upgrade burdens. Its alpha history further argues for measured rollout by demonstrated weakness.