@stackobserve: A\ not only doesn't understand Harness, but also contributed a bunch of stupid inventions that became mainstream. OpenA…
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The article criticizes a certain AI model for misunderstanding Harness and compares it to OpenAI, while also highlighting that Codex Desktop leads Claude Desktop in design and functionality.
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A\ not only doesn’t understand Harness, but also contributed a bunch of stupid inventions that became mainstream. OpenAI has already left A\ in the dust by hundreds of streets just with its Response API.
kabikabi (@jakevin7): 来个暴论+干货：A➗根本就不懂 Harness.
在harness上，和OpenAI对比起来，A➗更像一个营销公司。 Codex Desktop 完全领先 Claude Desktop 一个时代。
●codex desktop 的UI UX被所有同行学习，定义了agent GUI的设计规范
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