Harness Launches $149 Device to Orchestrate Claude Code and Other Coding Agents via Voice
dee_hw · x · 2026-08-08
Autonomous has introduced Harness, a $149 physical hardware device designed to manage the growing complexity of using multiple AI coding agents across different machines.
- Cross-Device & Agent Management: Users can delegate tasks to popular coding tools like Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor on various computers or servers using voice commands.
- Automated Workflows: Supports setting recurring schedules (Loops) and long-running objectives (Goals). For instance, a goal like "get all billing tests passing" prompts the agent to run, fail, fix, and rerun autonomously until completion.
- Open Protocol Integration: Built on an open protocol, allowing developers to connect custom agents via CLI commands or HTTP endpoints.
The product aims to free developers from constant typing and window-switching by offering a dedicated hardware terminal for AI orchestration.
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