34:14FULL TALK May 2026
Harness Engineering Deep Dive
The full introduction to engineering coding agents: model choice, retrieval, memory, tool use, feedback loops, and system architecture.
34:14FULL TALK May 2026
The full introduction to engineering coding agents: model choice, retrieval, memory, tool use, feedback loops, and system architecture.
Short explainers on tools, memory, routing, verification, and agent teams. Pick a topic or find a specific idea.
19 shorts 7 topics by Rajiv Shah19 videos
SHORT1:05A cinematic guide to harness choice, tools, context, model routing, goals, and when to bring in an agent team.
SHORT0:34A satirical look at security updates, a compromised dependency, and deployment disruptions.
SHORT1:32System prompts carry workflow decisions: when to plan, retry a tool, edit code, and run tests.
SHORT1:39Tool definitions consume context too. A simpler harness can change the cost of the same model.
SHORT1:28Give an agent a tool and let it write orchestration code, delegate work, and bring the results together.
SHORT1:10CupidBot explains Find, BM25, embeddings, rerankers, GraphRAG, and agentic search through one urgent question.
SHORT1:28Why deliberately trimming old tool output can help an agent continue a long coding task.
SHORT1:05Build agent memory in layers, from repository rules and session history to reusable and self-written skills.
SHORT1:20Turn past work logs into useful lessons, instructions, and skills for the next task.
SHORT1:28Let the model explore a large context with code instead of placing every detail in its prompt.
SHORT1:46Rules, classifiers, cost-aware selection, and cascades offer four ways to choose the next model.
SHORT1:19Why checking an answer can be easier than finding it, and how that shapes progress in coding and math.
SHORT1:54Test a self-improving harness against simple retries at the same budget and on held-out tasks.
SHORT2:21A competition story about agents optimizing validation noise, with four ways to guard against it.
SHORT1:27Managers, dependency graphs, worktrees, merges, and tests make parallel coding work reviewable.
SHORT1:12An agent swarm finds more bugs, burns more tokens, and sometimes sabotages its own teammates.
SHORT1:49What a coding competition teaches about task queues, memory, isolated workspaces, and approval gates.
SHORT1:39Tool overload, coordination costs, and amplified errors explain why adding agents can hurt performance.
SHORT1:01A short on Anthropic’s research into patterns and problems in emerging multiagent systems.
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The Dynamic Workflows deep dive pairs with P08: Dynamic Workflows. It follows the model as it writes orchestration code and delegates work.
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For papers, code, and the sources behind the talk, explore References and Further Reading.