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i haven't seen a model that just works across agent harnesses. seems like it should exist. great opportunity for open-weight models. any tho…
The post discusses the lack of AI models that work seamlessly across different agent frameworks and harnesses, suggesting this represents a significant opportunity for open-weight model development. T
The post discusses the lack of AI models that work seamlessly across different agent frameworks and harnesses, suggesting this represents a significant opportunity for open-weight model development. The author is questioning whether such universally compatible models currently exist in the open-source space.
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Source: DAIR.AI (X) | 2026-04-22