Harness2 is a plug-and-play framework for recursive agent harnessing from Google Research. A harness is the system around a model that lets it act as an agent: prompts, tools, memory, skills and orchestration. Harness2 is built for an open world where agents meet tasks unseen during harness design, and it ships benchmark guides including JobBench.
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Treat prompts, tools and memory as tunable parts of one system instead of fixing them by hand.
Let a harness be applied to itself and measure whether the second level helps.
Run the bundled JobBench setup to compare harness variants under the same conditions.
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