heyitsmaximus/manifold-harnesses

Manifold Harness Marketplace

Downloadable programs for the Manifold runtime. Each harness includes a web interface, declared requirements, model invocation points called manifolds, a role-specific API, implementation code and dependency declarations.

Browse and install

Open Marketplace in Manifold, choose Catalog source → Hugging Face, and enter heyitsmaximus/manifold-harnesses. Public catalog reads and downloads do not require a Hugging Face account.

The same format also works from Manifold's local marketplace/ directory. catalog.json indexes the current releases. Package paths include their digest; clients pin a repository commit and verify package contents before staging. Downloading does not activate privileged backend code. Review the exact release in Manifold before enabling it.

First collection

• AlphaLab — historical data, bounded live subscriptions, five agent roles, recorded model invocations and an order-intent workflow with human approval. The official ibapi SDK is installed separately on the user's broker node. This package includes our interface code, D3 and Three.js with notices. Orders start disabled.
• Notes Workshop — a working starter with shared revisioned records, two tools and a summarizer manifold. Adapt its source into your own harness.

Packages contain no accounts, credentials, model bindings, user research or trade history. Screenshots show an empty setup or explicitly illustrative data. No brokerage market-data feed is distributed here.

This is a development catalog. Manifold currently provides managed local records; a TimescaleDB storage adapter is not included. Runtime and dependency requirements are in each package. Package metadata retains the project's development license designation; included third-party libraries retain their own licenses.

Authors

Start from harnesses/template/, add a listing.json with descriptions and screenshot captions, then build a package and catalog with Manifold's harness-pack.mjs and marketplace-build.mjs scripts. The marketplace is a curated repository, not an automatic upload or code-execution service.