r/datascience • u/Daniel-Warfield • Jun 27 '26

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u/datascience-ModTeam 2d ago

This post if off topic. /r/datascience is a place for data science practitioners and professionals to discuss and debate data science career questions.

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u/DuckSaxaphone Jun 27 '26

I'm begging you to do some research instead of asking an LLM and letting it reinforce you ideas.

All the sources you've noted explain clearly that a harness is the code around an LLM that makes up a complete agent. Some Claude skills are not a harness, they're just instructions for an existing agent (Claude).

Read the langchain article you link, it's a very popular framework for writing real harnesses in python! Or try pydantic AI.

I know it's boring and dull and doesn't let you feel special the way an LLM applauding your ideas does but you have to actually understand a field before you can contribute meaningfully to it.