AI harness crash course
The model can write the code. It can't open your files, run your tests, or ask before doing something risky. The software that does all of that is the AI harness, and this crash course shows you how to design one.
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The model can write the code. It can't open your files, run your tests, or ask before doing something risky. The software that does all of that is the AI harness, and this crash course shows you how to design one.
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Harness distillation can train general scaffolding into a model. The harness that remains is the part tied to your tools, data, users, and environment. The post Are agent harnesses dying? What harness distillation changes appeared first on Arize AI.
How do you make an AI agent more reliable without changing the model or continuously modifying the prompt? In this practical demo, we start with a very basic banking AI agent and progressively build a Harness around it.
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