#harness
6 entries
writing · September 2026
Operationalizing Ontology with Language Models
Projects co-written with language models grow semi-structured data that drifts. An ontology is one approach to consistency I wanted to investigate: what one is, how to run a program over it, what that buys, and the small experiment I designed to find out.
lesson · August 2026
Ontology
Operationalize an ontology with a language model. Give the agent a small model of the kitchen instead of a list of what is in it, so the answers stop wobbling from one session or model to the next, and check that model with a script, because it is only worth having once something checks it.
writing · April 2026
The Larder Lesson
A scrollytelling lesson that builds a small AI harness around meal planning in Claude Code. An applied companion to the AI harnesses series.
lesson · April 2026
Larder
Build a small assistant for dinner out of one agent and a folder of plain files, and learn the shape that transfers to most of the other things you keep doing by hand: when the answer is wrong, correct the file, not the answer.
projects · March 2026
muxr
Harness session multiplexer for AI coding workflows. Owns the harness/campaign/session/segment address across tmux, the filesystem, and your AI runtime so a rename stays coherent in all three.
writing · March 2026
AI Harnesses Are For Everyone
A harness is a set of files that turns a stateless AI model into a persistent collaborator. The major labs are racing to move inference closer to your work. Here's how to meet them halfway.