Harness Engineering: The Wrapper Wins
Harness Engineering explained: why the wrapper (tools, memory, guardrails) makes agents productive. Definition, anatomy, and real indie application.
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Harness Engineering explained: why the wrapper (tools, memory, guardrails) makes agents productive. Definition, anatomy, and real indie application.
Deep dive into GSD Core (formerly Get Shit Done): 33 agents, wave execution, 200K fresh context per subagent, and the Discuss→Plan→Execute→Verify→Ship phase loop. How to install it, when to use it, and when not to.
A deep dive comparison of two distinct approaches to AI software development: the skill-based methodology of Superpowers and the artifact-guided workflow of OpenSpec.
A deep dive into three tools that solve context rot and keep AI coding agents focused: Beads (git-native DAG issue tracker), LeanSpec (minimal spec-driven workflow), and Taskmaster (PRD-to-task orchestration). Real commands, real workflows, real indie dev perspective.
A thorough analysis of the three leading Spec-Driven Development frameworks: the architectural contracts of GitHub Spec Kit, the change-proposal agility of OpenSpec, and the multi-agent orchestration of BMAD-METHOD.
A senior engineer's guide to SDD for agentic AI: from vibe coding to structured, reproducible development using GitHub Spec Kit, BMAD Method, OpenSpec, SPARC, and more.