Harness engineering
Harness engineering is the work of turning models into systems you can operate, inspect, and trust: tools, memory, permissions, feedback loops, and stopping conditions.
Anurag Dhungana
Thoughts and ideas on machine learning, AI, startups, and building things.
Latest posts
the brain is easy. the body is hard.
draft, notes on building agents
tinkering
Today is a great day to build
Mantras
Personal mantras and principles I live by—things I try to read every day to stay focused and grounded.
Go after the hardest thing
Why we should chase the toughest challenges—not because they're easy, but because they're hard. Our duty to future generations.
thoughts on background coding agents via Tembo
Exploring the potential and implications of background coding agents through the lens of Tembo's approach to autonomous development.
Working at Cheers (YC S24)
Reflecting on my transformative summer internship at Cheers, a YC S24 company building the future of customer engagement.
Hello, world — this site
A quick note about how this website is put together and why it exists.
flockfysh - a leap for data collection
flockfysh was the ultimate solution to the dataset problems faced by data scientists, machine learning engineers, and researchers.
Fundamentally to-do lists are broken
The leverage of people, technology, and financial assets to produce results without spending additional energy, time, or effort is the way to move forward.
The mountain is you
The main purpose of this blog post is to document my thoughts and takeaways from the book by Brianna Wiest.