Harness Engineering
Make AI coding agents actually reliable.
Start here if you use a coding agent most days and still fix the same failures by hand.
Updated 2026-10-09
One account, every course. Each one is self-paced, ends in something you built, and keeps updating without a second payment.
Take these in order. Each course lists what it assumes you have already done.
Make AI coding agents actually reliable.
Start here if you use a coding agent most days and still fix the same failures by hand.
Updated 2026-10-09
Four shapes cover almost every agent graph you'll build.
For you if a single agent loop can no longer hold your task and you need to split the work across agents.
After: Harness Engineering
Updated 2026-09-16
Keep the loop's own measuring stick honest while it runs unattended.
For you if a coding-agent loop already runs for you and you need it to run overnight without quietly gaming its own score, burning its budget, or drifting off its real goal.
After: Harness Engineering
Updated 2026-10-09
Run many coding agents without drowning in their output.
For you if one coding agent already runs reliably for you and you want several at once, on and off your own machine.
After: Harness Engineering
Updated 2026-09-27
Run an agent-driven delivery line that earns its autonomy one gated lane at a time.
For you if a coding agent already opens pull requests for you and the question is how many of them may merge without a person reading every line.
After: Agent Fleets · Loop Engineering
Updated 2026-10-29
No prerequisites between these. Open the first lesson and go.
Build an agent that remembers, acts for you, and can be trusted.
Start here if you want one agent that works on your behalf between sessions, not only while you watch it.
Updated 2026-09-27
Design, cost, secure and prove AI systems a client can sign off on.
Start here if you design, cost or defend AI systems that a client or sponsor has to sign off on.
Updated 2026-09-27
Already included in your purchase. Listed here with honest status — nothing is sold before it exists.
Ground your agent in your own knowledge, and prove it.
Know whether a change to your harness made things better.
Roll one standard across an engineering organisation.