What’s up engineers? Indydev Dan here. As you’ve heard, the product that went from zero to a billion in 6 months, faster than any product in history, has leaked. Claude Code has been leaked. Every other YouTube tech channel is and will cover the events, the features, the new mythos model, and then they’ll give their spicy hot takes. That’s not what we do here on this channel. Here we focus on leverage and we scale our compute to scale our impact. Most engineers are missing the signal of the claw code leak signal you can actually act on. The claw code leak tells me just one thing. And if you’re an engineer building with agents, you’ve picked up on this, too. The agent harness matters a ton. Why is that? It’s because the agent harness gives you everything you need to drive aentic results. Deterministic code, token caching, agent orchestration, prompts, skills, and of course, model control. Let’s be dead clear here. Without the agent harness,
[00:01:01] there are no agents, no agentic coding. And that means there is no agentic engineering. Regardless of how you feel or think about anthropic, they created the category and they got first movers advantage for it. But let me ask you this. If the cloud code agent harness is worth 2.5 billion ARR now, is it possible for you to take a tool like the PI coding agent and build an agent harness specialized for your domain or specialized for your specific engineering work that captures just fractions of that ARR? Let me spoil this for you. The answer is yes. The Claw Code leak tells us that the agent harness is the product. Of course, they’ve pioneered a great model that runs on top of it. But as you know, the models are being quickly commoditized, and that means one of the most valuable skills an agentic engineer can learn is harness engineering. When you stop vibe coding and you start agentic engineering
[00:02:00] teams of agents and your agent harness, you can solve problem classes, not just one-off tasks. Let me show you what a customized agent harness can really do. We have orchestrators, leads, and workers at the bottom. So, three tiers of agents. I’ve just modified a few of these models to run Minamax 2.7 and step 3.5 Flash in their respective teams. We’re going to see how they perform right next to Claude Sonnet 4.6 in the domain of building UIs.
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[Continues through 32 minutes of demonstration of multi-team agent harness with orchestrator, leads (Sonnet 4.6 + open source MiniMax 2.7 + Step 3.5 Flash), and worker tiers building “Aegis” agentic security UI prototype. Open-source models fail; Claude leads pick up the slack and break the role rule (leads aren’t supposed to write files but do when workers stall). Dan repeatedly emphasizes harness engineering as the load-bearing skill of 2026, with cloud code positioned as a meta-agent for building specialized systems. Closes with pitch for Tactical Agentic Coding + Agentic Horizon courses ($X for member-only multi-team codebase access).]
[00:32:02] you have in your agents to do larger scales of work over time. If you made it to the end, make sure to like, subscribe, and join the journey as we stack up pattern after pattern, tactic after tactic, and really push what we can do with our agentic engineering. Thanks for watching. Stay focused and keep building.