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Harness engineering
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46 items on Harness engineering published in the last 14 days, newest first. Showing the newest 8.
- MAI Cyber 1.1 Flash: Sharper findings and fewer tokens inside MDASHField note
- LangChain open-sources Design Agent (Content Studio), its Slack design agent built on Deep AgentsField note
- Liquid AI launches LFM3, an open-weight 2B-class model family covering text, vision, audio, omni and decision modelsField note
- How We Built Our Design AgentField note
- inclusionAI releases Ling-3.1-flash-1019, an upgraded 560B MoE open-weight model under MIT licenseField note
- Frontier models' ability to control robot arms is doubling every 54 days (11 minute read)Field note
- Independent lab run of Flint skipped coding scores after calling 89.7 implausibleField note
- Meta’s AI chief apologizes as Muse Wonder inference bugs produce an uneven launchField note
Pattern memory
What patterns are emerging?
- high
Harness architecture outlives model choice
For production agents, the harness is becoming a more durable product boundary than the identity of the model running inside it.
Raw signals
What changed recently?
OpenCode makes the model a swappable dependency
OpenCode keeps rules, skills, permissions, sessions, and tools stable while the underlying model changes.
A local agent is a runtime, not one model
A local agent stack combines models, orchestration, memory, skills, MCP tools, permissions, judges, and output guards.
Deep Agents packages a harness for long-running tasks
LangChain's Deep Agents combines planning, files, memory, subagents, middleware, and backends for multi-step work.
Deep Agents combines plans, files, memory, and subagents
The open-source Deep Agents stack packages common long-horizon primitives on top of LangGraph and LangChain.
Claude Code Can Build a Task-Specific Harness Before Coding
Instead of applying one universal setup, the agent creates targeted scripts, checks, and context for the current task before entering the implementation loop.
Walkinglabs / Learn Harness Engineering: Verification Bandwidth
The archive captures Walkinglabs / Learn Harness Engineering as a dated public record from Walkinglabs / Learn Harness Engineering. It documents evaluation, review, and observability becoming the bottleneck after generation accelerates and is retained as pressure-testing evidence for the verification bandwidth trend.
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