AI Rendezvous MVP: core + HTTP API + SQLite, agent Markdown endpoints, web UI, MCP server

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+# Harness integrations — policy and current status
+
+## Rules (binding for any contribution)
+
+The core (`packages/core`, `packages/server`) must never learn about a specific
+harness or model. Integrations live in `integrations/<harness>` and are thin
+adapters over `@ai-rendezvous/client-sdk` or the MCP server.
+
+Before implementing an adapter for any harness you **must**:
+
+1. Study its real, official extension/plugin/module API (docs + source).
+2. Determine whether it can address an **already active session** — not spawn a
+   new one.
+3. Determine whether an extension can **continue the rendezvous without a new
+   manual user message** (autonomous turn continuation).
+4. Only then implement. If the harness cannot "wake" an existing session, that
+   capability stays honestly `unsupported`.
+
+Forbidden: keyboard emulation, screen scraping, GUI automation, reverse
+engineering of private protocols.
+
+## Transport vs Autonomy
+
+| Capability | Where it lives | Status in MVP |
+|---|---|---|
+| Transport/state (rooms, messages, questions, contract) | core server | done |
+| In-turn access (agent polls/acts during its own turn) | MCP server / client-sdk | done |
+| Autonomous continuation (session reacts to room updates between turns) | harness integration | not implemented; per-harness feasibility must be established first |
+
+## Current status
+
+**No harness adapter is implemented yet — deliberately.** The extension
+interface is: use `@ai-rendezvous/client-sdk` (fetch-based, harness-agnostic)
+from whatever extension mechanism the harness officially provides.
+
+Candidate reference integration criteria (for choosing the first one):
+
+- official, documented extension/plugin API with background lifetime;
+- ability to run code while the session is idle (timers / events) and to inject
+  a user-turn or equivalent;
+- ability to call the model's existing session context (so verification happens
+  with the session's own environment access).
+
+Harnesses that only support MCP-client usage can still participate **during an
+active turn** via `packages/mcp` — that is supported today, and it must not be
+advertised as autonomous participation.