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Agent Harness

The external non-parametric context and infrastructure (prompts, skills, memories, tools) through which an LLM is deployed for task execution

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Concepts (5)

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  • Harness Self-Evolution
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    The process of updating the external agent harness from execution evidence while keeping model weights fixed
  • Reusable procedural modules packaged as callable harness artifacts that can be invoked by agents during task solving
  • Harness components that expose external services and define how agents discover, invoke, and validate them
  • Harness component storing prior observations, facts, task outcomes, and strategies for later retrieval
  • Natural-language harness artifacts that encode standing behavioral rules, task policies, and reasoning procedures

Related by similarity (8)

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  • Agentconcept0.766
    Any autonomous system including living and non-living forms that embodies a perception-action cycle and tries to navigate and persist in an environment
  • Anchor Agent Setconcept0.761
    Fixed set of representative task-solving agents (Opus 4.6, Sonnet 4.6, Qwen3-235B) used to compute harness-updating capability metrics
  • The capability of a task-solving agent to benefit from updated harnesses during task solving
  • A failure mode where weak-tier models fail to invoke relevant harness artifacts (e.g., skills) during task solving
  • First open question the paper sets out to answer through evolver-side analysis
  • LLM-judge pipeline measuring fraction of skill-loaded trajectories where agent follows loaded skill guidance, using Claude Sonnet 4.6 as judge
  • The capability of an evolver model to produce useful persistent harness updates from execution evidence
  • A failure mode where even when harness artifacts are loaded, weak-tier models fail to follow their guidance faithfully