After a model upgrade, how would you decide which agent-harness rules to remove?
Instruction: Design a controlled ablation of planning, reset, and review rules. Explain task-level acceptance criteria, interaction effects, and enforcement boundaries.
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I'd write down the failure each rule is supposed to prevent, then test the upgraded model with the current harness as a baseline. That separates improvements from the model upgrade from improvements caused by removing a rule...
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