Harness Engineering: How to Build a Software Factory — Dru Knox, Tessl

תקציר מקורי באנגליתIn a software factory, agents write everything your users get. Your engineers build the factory. Dru Knox, head of product and design at Tessl, explains harness engineering (some now call it loop engineering), the discipline that takes a team from using coding agents to running a software factory. He defines a factory by three metrics: autonomy, automation and quality. He breaks the work into inner, outer and meta loops, and explains why harness engineering is hard: the field changes weekly, the work is unplanned, and the signals you need are stuck in local logs. Then he lays out three layers to build, a control plane, an agent-ready stack and improvement loops, and shows how Tessl's skills registry, Tessl Agent and Tessl Launch help you get there one workflow at a time. In this talk: • Wh