feat: add usable Agentic Harness goal workflow - #290
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Summary
/harnessoperator surface with a free-form goal composerWhy
The previous Harness pages were placeholders: a new user could not clearly enter a goal, understand which model or executor would run it, or follow the task until it was verified or blocked. Proxy boundaries also needed to prevent credentials intended for one backend from being forwarded to another.
This change turns the integration into a usable goal workflow while leaving execution and verification authority with Agentic Harness.
User impact
A user can open Local Studio, choose any supported OpenAI-compatible model or managed Harness route, type a goal, and follow it through completion in one interface. The implementation is not tied to a private Node1 configuration; Node1 vLLM is one compatible deployment.
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npm run check— passed (format, lint, type checks, unit tests, and production build)git diff --checkThis is intentionally a draft against
dev. It does not merge, release, or alter the upstream deployment.