Anukriti Ranjan·2h agoAgentic Workflow decompositionMatching each step to the cheapest thing that can do it
Davlet Dzhakishev·3h agoYour team needs more than five private chatsFive people with five private assistants are still five people briefing software separately. The agents get faster. The team keeps…
Future Fable·7h agoBefore the end of 2026, these ten AI terms are worth understandingFrom “harness” to “prompt injection”, behind these words is the way AI systems are built today. Each word is accompanied by a real example.
Pankaj·8h agoChoosing an Agent Harness Is Now an Architecture DecisionUHP and HarnessRouter make agent runtimes easier to compare and integrate. The engineering challenge is proving which configuration…
Nitin Gavhane·11h agoHarness Engineering: The Missing Layer for Reliable AI AgentsHi everyone, I am Nitin Gavhane and in this blog I will explain harness engineering in simple language. It is the part of an AI agent that…A response icon1A response icon1
Daksharma·12h agoWhy Your AI Agent Keeps Failing: 5 Harness Mistakes to Fix FirstYour Agent Isn’t Dumb. Your Harness Is.
Thomas Pierrain. (υѕe caѕe drιven)·16h agoMy agents run /clear on their ownTL;DR: what if your agent ran its own /clear? Not auto-compaction, which summarizes more or less at random. A real relay: it writes down…A response icon1A response icon1
InTowards AIbyallglenn·19h agoPick One Workflow, Then Build the Harness Around ItWrite one real job on a single card, and let that card decide your agent’s tools, limits, memory and tests. Here’s a research agent built…
InJIN System ArchitectbyJIN·21h agoYour Agent’s Memory Is a Liability Until Something Can Overrule ItA long letter about Anthropic’s “dreaming” and the four kinds of authority a memory system has to hand out.
InTowards AIbyAli Süleyman TOPUZ·23h agoDoes the Harness Move the Result or Only the Cost? An Ablation on a Local Model in .NETI wrote two pieces arguing the harness is the bottleneck. This month the counter-evidence arrived, so I built a rig to test my own claim.
