Not parent, but favorite feature of my own harness I haven't seen somewhere else, is the ability for the agent to execute code on different hosts in a transparent and easy way. Fairly simple and probably could prompt the agent + set things up with ssh, but was doing other stuff related to a server<>client model, so figured why not add it as a couple of tools. Now the agent can build cross-platform applications while I'm mostly on Linux and actually verify it works, without me manually switching between three OSes.
When I tell Claude or open code using Kimi or codex to fix something on my raspberry pi, they all go to ssh right away.
I found that most things that are “features” in harnesses and tools that don’t relate to UI and UX in those harnesses themselves can be done through skills or just prompts.
A nice features of Claude’s is the remote control through the mobile app. That isn’t just a skill.
Not parent, but favorite feature of my own harness I haven't seen somewhere else, is the ability for the agent to execute code on different hosts in a transparent and easy way. Fairly simple and probably could prompt the agent + set things up with ssh, but was doing other stuff related to a server<>client model, so figured why not add it as a couple of tools. Now the agent can build cross-platform applications while I'm mostly on Linux and actually verify it works, without me manually switching between three OSes.
When I tell Claude or open code using Kimi or codex to fix something on my raspberry pi, they all go to ssh right away.
I found that most things that are “features” in harnesses and tools that don’t relate to UI and UX in those harnesses themselves can be done through skills or just prompts.
A nice features of Claude’s is the remote control through the mobile app. That isn’t just a skill.