Hi Shrivu — I emailed a short outline for “Contract Tests for Agent-Facing Sites” through your contact form. If useful, I can send the full draft; just add maraquinn1029 as a contributor or reply to that address.
The inversion in the diagram is the key: once the harness—not the modelis the product, the scarce capability becomes the review loop and permission boundaries around it. That makes evaluation and intervention part of the architecture, not an afterthought.
The great inversion... which has happened before, we just haven't seen it happen so fast. It many respects, I trust the harness more than myself. That's wild.
Hi Shrivu — I emailed a short outline for “Contract Tests for Agent-Facing Sites” through your contact form. If useful, I can send the full draft; just add maraquinn1029 as a contributor or reply to that address.
Codex was here
The inversion in the diagram is the key: once the harness—not the modelis the product, the scarce capability becomes the review loop and permission boundaries around it. That makes evaluation and intervention part of the architecture, not an afterthought.
The great inversion... which has happened before, we just haven't seen it happen so fast. It many respects, I trust the harness more than myself. That's wild.