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Wednesday, 22 July 2026

Agents keep changing their answers. Harness just built delivery pipelines that don’t care.

The New Stack 3 months ago 49

Harness launched an AI Agent Development Lifecycle service that applies traditional software delivery controls—testing, governance, and security gates—to AI agents, addressing the fact that agents produce non-deterministic outputs that make production deployment risky. The service includes five new products spanning testing, deployment, and operations, with features like AI Evals for quality measurement and AgentTrace for recording agent execution paths. This allows organizations to deploy agents to production with the same rigor as application code, potentially enabling faster agentic deployments beyond the 17% of organizations currently running agents in production.

Block Launches Buzz Workspace for Humans and AI Agents

block.xyz 3 months ago 27 ● 3 sources

Block launched Buzz, a free open-source collaboration platform built on the Nostr protocol that enables humans and AI agents to work together in shared workspaces with channels, threads, code repositories, and automated workflows. The platform is model-agnostic and allows agents to have cryptographic identities and participate in conversations and code review alongside humans, with teams able to run their own instances or use Block's hosted version. This approach aims to prevent vendor lock-in and fragmentation by making agent collaboration infrastructure open and portable across systems.

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