Add ejentum-mcp to Skills & MCP#36
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ejentum-mcpunder Design Primitives → Skills & MCP.Meets the contributing criteria:
Addresses a specific harness problem. Pre-generation cognitive scaffolds: the agent fetches a structured procedure (named failure pattern, executable steps, suppression vectors, falsification test) from a tool call before producing its user-facing answer, instead of relying on system-prompt instructions that decay across long context windows or multi-turn execution. Directly applicable to harnesses that need to harden specific failure surfaces (sycophancy, hallucination, sunk-cost framings, jailbreak resistance) without bloating the system prompt.
Worth someone's time. Four scaffold modes (
harness_reasoning,harness_code,harness_anti_deception,harness_memory) backed by 679 cognitive operations. Research paper "Under Pressure" documents the methodology and benchmark results. Twelve native framework integrations live on PyPI/npm (CrewAI, Agno, PydanticAI, smolagents on PyPI; ejentum-ai, ejentum-mastra, ejentum-langgraph, ejentum-genkit on npm; LangChain Python, LlamaIndex, Letta, AutoGen scheduled).Vendor-agnostic by principle. The same harness is reachable via universal MCP (stdio + Streamable HTTP) plus framework-native packages, so consumers can pick the integration shape that fits their stack instead of being forced to MCP or being locked to one framework.
Format follows the existing Skills & MCP entries (bullet, link, descriptive sentence, star badge). Open to relocating to a different section if there's a better fit.