What's the Minimum Architecture a Modern Agent Harness Needs?
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I built this mainly to answer one question while trying to understand coding-agent systems: What's the smallest agent harness that is still architecturally complete? By "complete" I don't mean feature-complete. I mean that the system still has clear answers to questions like: where truth lives, who…
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What's the Minimum Architecture a Modern Agent Harness Needs?
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