Frontier models have been pushed to reduce their token usage so much that they got to be creative and use bash CLI to edit files, which achieves the goal of reducing token usage but makes reading the traces less practical.
It's a trade-off. Personally I like occasionally re-reading the edits and I prefer use more tokens and understand what's happening (or have the illusion to understand).
I assume it works with any harness.
Frontier models have been pushed to reduce their token usage so much that they got to be creative and use bash CLI to edit files, which achieves the goal of reducing token usage but makes reading the traces less practical.
It's a trade-off. Personally I like occasionally re-reading the edits and I prefer use more tokens and understand what's happening (or have the illusion to understand).