A software engineer released Frink, an open-source (MIT) AI coding harness built solo over the past year, at frink.dev and on GitHub under benord-labs. It differentiates itself with provider-agnostic MCP/rules importing, graph-based 'flows' automations where agents can create custom nodes, a built-in code editor, and a tmux-style split-screen UI. The developer is seeking feedback on whether to continue the project.
An AI harness (agent wrapper around Claude) that the developer launched after months of solo work. It emphasizes automations as its differentiating features. It targets people who want to run AI-assisted workflows with less manual overhead; the builder notes a crowded competitive field.
An AI harness (agent wrapper around Claude) that the developer launched after months of solo work. It emphasizes automations as its differentiating features. It targets people who want to run AI-assisted workflows with less manual overhead; the builder notes a crowded competitive field.
The OmniRush team launched an AI agent harness positioned alongside Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode, covering inference costs themselves for approved users. Free access to frontier models is gated by project review, targeting side projects, academic work, open source, research, and serious coding projects. The goal at this stage is gathering real-world usage to find where the harness breaks compared with tools users already run.
The OmniRush team launched an AI agent harness positioned alongside Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode, covering inference costs themselves for approved users. Free access to frontier models is gated by project review, targeting side projects, academic work, open source, research, and serious coding projects. The goal at this stage is gathering real-world usage to find where the harness breaks compared with tools users already run.
A solo builder created a personal AI agent harness to run his businesses, replacing the hassle of juggling multiple open Claude terminals for different tasks. He vibe-coded it himself since existing open-source tools (OpenClaw, Hermes, t3code) had recurring issues. It runs on his own Tailscale network, accessible only to him, and is not for sale.
A solo builder created a personal AI agent harness to run his businesses, replacing the hassle of juggling multiple open Claude terminals for different tasks. He vibe-coded it himself since existing open-source tools (OpenClaw, Hermes, t3code) had recurring issues. It runs on his own Tailscale network, accessible only to him, and is not for sale.
An orchestrator that connects multiple AI coding assistants (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode) in a dev-team setup. It cleans context, routes messages between models, and supports both interactive and headless modes. Built for developers who want to leverage multiple LLMs in a coordinated workflow.
An orchestrator that connects multiple AI coding assistants (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode) in a dev-team setup. It cleans context, routes messages between models, and supports both interactive and headless modes. Built for developers who want to leverage multiple LLMs in a coordinated workflow.
OpenCode Harness is a user-created framework that grounds OpenCode's AI coding assistant to specific project goals, preventing generic AI output. It helps developers build customized use cases, apps, or multi-agent systems by providing a structured harness. The creator shares it on GitHub for others to use.
OpenCode Harness is a user-created framework that grounds OpenCode's AI coding assistant to specific project goals, preventing generic AI output. It helps developers build customized use cases, apps, or multi-agent systems by providing a structured harness. The creator shares it on GitHub for others to use.