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A tool returning success is not evidence — read the result back from the system that owns it

Reddit r/AI_Agents ↗ · 22h ago

The author argues that agent tool 'success' responses only prove a request was accepted, not that the intended state landed, and recommends verifying every consequential write with a fresh read from the system of record through a different path, checking the specific fields that matter.

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@fliaping: Full blog version: https://blog.fliaping.com/domain-agent-harness-engineering/… Building a good vertical-domain Agent requires connecting base model selection, memory, permissions, execution recovery, and evaluation. I've written a long-form engineering piece discussing R…

X AI KOLs Timeline ↗ · 4d ago Cached

A long-form engineering article discussing harness design for vertical-domain Agents: how to integrate project knowledge, workspaces, identity authentication, and long-task recovery on top of a Deep Agents foundation, and how to iterate on adding or removing capabilities based on evaluation results.

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Follow-up to my "200 OK isn't proof" thread: "done" turned out to be six states, not one

Reddit r/AI_Agents ↗ · 2026-10-13

作者跟进此前关于不信任工具调用返回200的讨论,提出AI代理说"done"时实际可能对应六种状态(意图、尝试、接受、应用、正确、生效),并建议对涉及发送/支付/删除的操作进行系统对计划、结果对原始请求的双重校验,避免把"已接受API"误报为"已完成"。

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Benchmark In Milliseconds

matklad ↗ · 2026-10-05 Cached

Matthias Endler-style (matklad) blog post arguing micro benchmarks should be tuned to run around 300ms — fast enough to iterate quickly, slow enough to avoid startup overhead and to give humans an intuitive sense of speed — with the aim that benchmarking provides decision-making intuition rather than precise measurement.

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There are no lossless transformations of natural-language text

Simon Willison's Blog ↗ · 2026-08-11 Cached

Sophie Alpert argues that there are no lossless transformations of natural-language text, so engineers should stand behind every idea and sentence when using AI to help write docs, and not disclaim AI-generated content.

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@yibie: Recommended — Anthropic's engineering team writes up their two years of security isolation experience for all Claude products. Not a security whitepaper — it's an engineering document with incident postmortems and fixes. Three isolation modes (ephemeral containers / HITL sandbox / local VM), six pitfalls they encountered, …

X AI KOLs Timeline ↗ · 2026-07-05 Cached

Anthropic's engineering team shares their complete experience from over two years of security isolation for Claude products, including three isolation modes (ephemeral containers / HITL sandbox / local VM) and six incident postmortems with fixes, emphasizing environment-layer defense over model-layer.

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@_vmlops: Deep Learning Foundations, Architectures & Engineering Practice https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XJISCOICgEzozRpLHPC_Tw…

X AI KOLs Timeline ↗ · 2026-06-16

A document titled 'Deep Learning Foundations, Architectures & Engineering Practice' is shared, likely covering fundamental concepts, architectures, and practical engineering aspects of deep learning.

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@freeman1266: Harness Engineering is not mysticism, but an engineerable living product. Many people read a bunch of Harness Engineering articles and understand the concepts, but what is the first step? Six layers, stacked step by step: • Rule: Hard-code basic rules to tell AI what not to…

X AI KOLs Timeline ↗ · 2026-05-25 Cached

Harness Engineering is not mysticism, but an engineerable living product. The article proposes a six-layer engineering framework (Rule, Skill, Sub Agent, Workflow, Scripts, dev-map), emphasizing starting simple, relying on scripts rather than prompts, and improving through iteration.

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@axichuhai: Found an open-source tool that makes Claude even better — just a 65-line Markdown file, already reached 130k+ stars on GitHub. Inspired by Karpathy's observation that models like to guess when uncertain, write overly complex code, and quietly change things they shouldn't touch...

X AI KOLs Timeline ↗ · 2026-05-20 Cached

An open-source 65-line Markdown file that summarizes 4 programming rules for Claude to improve code quality and save tokens. It has garnered 130k+ stars on GitHub, inspired by Karpathy.

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@tvytlx: Can anyone tell me what the most powerful agent memory solution is right now? I mean in engineering practice — is it the one from Hermes Agent?

X AI KOLs Timeline ↗ · 2026-05-19

The user asks about the best agent memory solution currently in engineering practice and mentions Hermes Agent.

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@axichuhai: Whoa, a programming guru distilled his engineering experience into an open-source project that topped GitHub trending, with stars soaring past 90k+. The author is former Vercel engineer Mat, known for making complex tech easy to understand and involved in early Next.js development. He distilled his daily collaboration with Claud…

X AI KOLs Timeline ↗ · 2026-05-19 Cached

Introducing hello-agents, an open-source project that topped GitHub trending. It systematically organizes courses on AI and Agents from theory to practice, covering skills like Agentic RL, SFT, GRPO. Created by former Vercel engineer Mat, it distills engineering experience into 16 skills, such as Grim prompting techniques and red-green cycle testing methods.

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