Harness Pro: a $299 desk screen to watch and direct AI agents on every machine
dee_hw · x · 2026-10-17
autonomouslabs launched Harness Pro, a $299 pocket-sized desk display for managing AI agents, shipping free on Nov 30. The 3.95" 720×720 capacitive touch screen in a CNC aluminum body connects via USB-C to a Mac running the Harness desktop app, which lets you monitor and steer agents (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and more) across all your machines — MacBook, Mac Studio, Linux servers.
Each agent gets the full screen with an animated "pet" acting out its work; swipe to switch agents, tap to issue voice commands. Agents keep running even when the lid is closed or the app quits, and the device pings you when one finishes. Specs include an ESP32-P4, three mics, a speaker, no battery, USB-powered.
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