Add Harness Engineering for Language Agents (CAR) to Essential Readings - #41
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Adds "Harness Engineering for Language Agents: The Harness Layer as Control, Agency, and Runtime" (He et al., Preprints 2026) to Essential Readings & Ecosystem Maps.
A position paper that treats the harness layer as a research object: proposes the control–agency–runtime (CAR) decomposition, audits 63 harness-relevant works across academia and public engineering notes, and introduces HarnessCard for structured harness reporting — an academic complement to the practitioner readings in this section.
Followed the maintenance workflow: edited
data/projects.yaml(alphabetical, bilingual summaries, tags), ranrender_readme.py(README.md + README_zh.md regenerated) andverify_catalog.py(report included; 0 broken URLs — the one remaining stale-github flag is a pre-existing entry).Note on the link: the canonical page is https://www.preprints.org/manuscript/202603.1756/v2 (DOI 10.20944/preprints202603.1756), but preprints.org returns HTTP 403 to automated checkers (incl.
verify_catalog.py), so the entry links the paper's Sciety activity page, which resolves cleanly and carries the DOI. Happy to switch to the preprints URL if you prefer to allowlist it.Disclosure: I am an author.