10 results for “agent harness”
DeepSeek released DeepSeek Harness (dsh) in developer preview on 13 August 2026, an MIT-licensed agent runtime where models, tools, and UI are all plugins. This design lets teams assemble internal coding agents from swappable parts.
OpenAI open-sourced the Codex harness under Apache-2.0, exposing the agent loop that powers its coding tools so developers can embed it in dashboards, CRMs, and internal apps. The release includes a CLI, SDK, and JSON-RPC app-server with built-in approval flows and MCP tool support.
NVIDIA released the PAIR beta on September 3, 2026, letting local AI agents route inference across RTX PCs, DGX Spark, and Macs on a home network. The router works with Ollama and LM Studio without agent changes.
On 2 September 2026 Google opened Fairwind — a limited-access cyber defense program pairing CodeMender with Gemini 3.8 Flash Cyber for governments, critical infrastructure, and trusted partners. It parallels OpenAI's Daybreak and Astra rollout on the same day.
The Zvec team open-sourced zg (zvec-grep), a local-first CLI and MCP layer that unifies ripgrep, BM25, and vector search for humans and coding agents. Qwen Developers amplified the launch on 2 September with benchmark claims on agent token use.
NVIDIA and CrowdStrike validated a closed-loop agentic cybersecurity system where red and blue agents iterate at machine speed using Nemotron models. The open-model pipeline achieved a 41.9% mean detection rate in backtesting and generalized to 45% of unseen live-fire attacks, outperforming a proprietary frontier system.
Anthropic released Claude Fable 5.1 for general availability and Mythos 5.1 through trusted access. Benchmarks jump on Terminal-Bench-Science and agentic coding; cache-read pricing drops 75% for roughly 25–45% lower total cost at unchanged $10/$50 input/output rates.
Meta has entered the AI coding agent arena with Muse Code, a terminal-based tool now in beta that targets professional developers working across large. Meta's entry reshapes the competitive dynamics of AI-assisted software development.
Red Hat has launched Asago, an open-source community project designed to translate AI governance policies directly into production-ready deployment code. The EU AI Act's entry into force creates a concrete deadline for enterprises.
Z.ai released GLM-5.2 on June 13 with 1M context, MIT weights, and Coding Plan access before benchmarks. Developers can evaluate it in agents today while GLM-5.5 remains entirely unconfirmed.