Automatic Discovery of Model-Specific Agent Harness Profiles
An early experimental framework for measuring how a shared agent harness affects model behavior. It provides execution and measurement infrastructure; the central harness-fit hypothesis remains to be tested.
Features
What HarnessFit provides for agent harness research.
Hidden-Test Evaluation
Six split benchmark tasks are evaluated with hidden acceptance tests, regression checks, and deterministic scoring.
Multi-Provider Runtime
One normalized runtime executes OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini models under the same generic harness.
Parameterized Harness
A machine-readable harness has 37 typed settings spanning prompts, tools, context, validation, retries, and completion.
Held-Out Evaluation
Evaluate a supplied harness JSON on the configured test split with persisted success, score, cost, and latency data.
Persisted Run Evidence
SQLite stores run metadata, events, patches, deterministic score components, costs, and durations; harness configs are hashed.
Research Roadmap
Optimization, transfer matrices, stability analysis, and statistical acceptance remain planned work—not current results.
Architecture
Provider-agnostic pipeline from experiment definition to results.
By the Numbers
Current project state.
Quickstart
Get started in under a minute.
# Clone and install git clone https://github.com/rmax-ai/harness-fit.git cd harness-fit # Install dependencies (requires Bun) bun install # Run tests bun test packages/ apps/ benchmarks/repositories/ # Type check bun run typecheck # Initialize and validate provider credentials bun harnessfit init bun harnessfit providers check # Run the generic-harness baseline (requires provider keys) bun harnessfit baseline --experiment experiments/definitions/default.yaml
API Keys
Set OPENAI_API_KEY, ANTHROPIC_API_KEY,
and GOOGLE_API_KEY in your environment.
Copy .env.example to get started. Provider model IDs can be
overridden with HARNESSFIT_*_MODEL variables when an account
does not expose the defaults.