Harnesses are Situated Agents
A new wave of AI coding harnesses—including Databricks' Omnigent, DeepSeek Harness, Block's Buzz, Y Combinator's QM, Cloudflare's Flue, and Meta's Muse Code—is converging on a common architecture that…
A new wave of AI coding harnesses—including Databricks' Omnigent, DeepSeek Harness, Block's Buzz, Y Combinator's QM, Cloudflare's Flue, and Meta's Muse Code—is converging on a common architecture that…
Y Combinator has open-sourced QM (quartermaster), a multiplayer agent harness for work that runs in Slack and on the web, under the MIT license. The harness, used internally by YC across accounting, l…
Y Combinator's open-source QM agent runtime, version 0.1.4, has drawn 6,600 GitHub stars, 700 forks, 68 pull requests, and 14 open issues within two days of publication, according to a code review by …
Y Combinator has open-sourced QM, an AI agent harness it built to manage fleets of internal agents, under the MIT license on GitHub. The harness, designed for Slack and the web, provides scoped memory…
Y Combinator announced on July 31st that it will open-source QM, a multi-agent harness used across accounting, legal, events, and engineering, marking a shift from internal tool to public release. The…
QM, a multiplayer agent harness for work in Slack and on the web, is designed for startups, allowing each employee to have an isolated workspace while collaborating in channels and projects. The core …