FullStackFusions — Harness Engineering blog entry
Projects/fullstackfusions.md lists a goal:
Publishing technical blog series (AWS SAA-C03, Harness Engineering, token optimization)
"Harness Engineering" is named as its own series entry, distinct from "token optimization" (which already has its own opportunity note — 2026-07-02-fullstackfusions-token-optimization-blog). That entry's related list only covers the RTK/Headroom compression research, not the harness-reliability research sitting one folder over:
- agent_harness_hands_on — three hands-on experiments (harness ladder benchmark, multi-agent coding pipeline, deep research agent) measuring how harness infrastructure, not model capability, determines agent reliability. This is a complete, real-content post core on its own.
- harness-rtk-headroom-synthesis — already cited for the token-optimization entry, but also works as connective tissue into this one (it's explicitly a three-layer synthesis spanning Harness / RTK / Headroom).
- research_agent_skills_setup (added today) — §7 of this note proposes a concrete spin-off
angle itself: benchmarking
SKILL.mddescription quality against trigger accuracy, calling it a gap that "matches your brand: real numbers replace placeholders."
Suggested next step: draft the Harness Engineering entry from agent_harness_hands_on.md's
three experiments as the core, with the Agent Skills trigger-accuracy angle as a natural
follow-up/Part 7. Note the other six files in TechResearch/Harness_Engineering/ are still
unprocessed bare-link stubs (per TechResearch/_index.md) and aren't usable source material yet.