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AI Harness is currently the big thing, and a plethora of new harnesses or harness-extensions is coming in each day. As a person who is very interested in how people work in organizations, I wonder what can make enable a team to be most efficient and effective. In my daily life as an engineering manager I can observe hundreds of SW engineers with diverse backgrounds and, more importantly here, extremely diverse working styles.

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Autopoiesis comes from Greek αὐτo- (auto) ’self‘ and ποίησις (poiesis) ‚creation, production‘ [No tokens have been burned to write this article* 🙂 ] In an extremely fast-paced AI/LLM world, one has to constantly vigilant about new cool patterns/tools/skills/models etc, and I sense quite a bit of FOMO (fear of missing out) by myself and some peers. AI Harness is currently the big thing, and a plethora of new harnesses or harness-extensions is coming in each day. As a person who is very interested in how people work in organizations, I wonder what can make enable a team to be most efficient and effective. In my daily life as an engineering manager I can observe hundreds of SW engineers with diverse backgrounds and, more importantly here, extremely diverse working styles.

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