_akhaliq shared HarnessDev, a paper asking whether LLMs can create and evolve their own agent harness—the runtime scaffolding for tools, loops, and execution—instead of relying only on hand-written agent frameworks. It matters for coding and research agents that need cheaper, self-improving harnesses.

Key Takeaways

  • ✓Core question: can LLMs create and evolve an agent harness, not just use hand-written frameworks.
  • ✓Relevant to coding/research agents that want less manual tool-loop scaffolding.
  • ✓Paper: huggingface.co/papers/2609.01437 for methods and results.
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