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Coding Agent Harness Study (I): Architecture Comparison and Restricted File Execution

Starting from public material, observable behavior, and a runnable microkernel, learn how to turn a coding agent's permissions, tool calls, and execution traces into a verifiable system boundary.

LiyukLiyukStarted August 13, 2026August 14, 2026GitHub ↗
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  • #TypeScript
A conceptual illustration of a task core surrounded by layered boundaries, feeding an auditable event trace into a restricted file workspace.
Conceptual illustration: capabilities are constrained by permissions, approvals, and traceable execution boundaries; not a screenshot of the project interface.

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