@_philschmid: The next iterations of agent harnesses will center on coded extensions that integrate automatically. Pi lead, others ar…

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A tweet from @_philschmid speculates that future AI agent harnesses will focus on coded extensions for automatic integration, with Pi leading the trend and DeepSeek as an extreme example, all driven by autoresearch and recursive self-improvements.

The next iterations of agent harnesses will center on coded extensions that integrate automatically. Pi lead, others are following, and DeepSeek represents the extreme. All powered and driven by autoresearch and recursive self-improvements.
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The next iterations of agent harnesses will center on coded extensions that integrate automatically. Pi lead, others are following, and DeepSeek represents the extreme.

All powered and driven by autoresearch and recursive self-improvements.

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