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In the Plan-and-Execute pattern, the model first produces a complete plan in one go, and then the harness executes it step by step; controllability is strong, but when plan quality is poor, the whole thing fails.
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10/19/2026
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Harness Engineering: The LLM Is the Brain, the Harness Is the Body
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