What an agent harness does: TrueForge ships it as one runtime
kimmonismus · x · 2026-08-20
Thread part 2 explains what a harness handles: tool orchestration, context management, subagents, human approval checkpoints, sandboxed code execution, and turn-by-turn traces of everything the agent did. Most teams building agents end up writing some version of this themselves — TrueForge ships it as one runtime.
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