HarnessAgent adds per-step stopWhen control for agents that run on any harness
cramforce · x · 2026-07-29
HarnessAgent keeps iterating on a single promise: write an agent once, then run it across any harness.
- The post highlights a new stopWhen capability for per-step control.
- The core idea is harness-agnostic agent development, where the same agent logic can be reused across different evaluation or execution environments.
- This is aimed at agent builders who care about orchestration and control flow rather than model changes themselves.
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