What's this about?
A tongue-in-cheek but functional harness that spins up an office staffed entirely by copies of you, each handling a different role. The name is an anagram-ish nod to The Office's Dunder Mifflin.
What exactly is an "agent harness"?
The harness is the scaffolding around a model: what tools it can call, how many copies run at once, how they pass work to each other, when they stop. The model is the engine; the harness is the vehicle. Most of the visible progress in agents over the past year has come from harness design rather than from new models.
What's the community saying?
HN 311 points, 146 comments
- Amusement at the framing, followed by genuine interest in the multi-agent coordination underneath.
- The standard scepticism about multi-agent setups — whether parallel clones actually beat one careful agent, or just multiply the confusion.