Hey aluzzardi, thanks for sharing this article!

I'm really intrigued by your point on read-memory vs a dedicated read interface, because it is a real insight about success rates in harness design.

How did you come to the conclusion you did? Could you speak a little to the evaluations you ran, or the data or anecdotes you collected to validate that decision?

I'm also curious about the overall framing of the question, which I'll challenge with, does the agent have to have a where?

An agent could be modeled by a set of states and transitions. I don't think that there's anything inherently necessary about the current "one process claude" approach for harnesses, other than convenience. Why hasn't a fully distributed harness, built on functions and tables, gained more mindshare?