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OkHuman Architecture Deep Dive: A Minimalist Agent Framework Written in Go
A four-layer teardown of OkHuman: 15,861 lines of dependency-free Go, one bash meta-tool, nine decoupled plugins, and three design tradeoffs that explain every architectural choice.
OkHuman Security Review: 12 Defects Across 3 Severity Tiers
How we audited an open-source agent framework and found 12 defects, including a zero-auth HTTP interface driving arbitrary bash. A reusable methodology for reviewing agent frameworks.
OpenClaw Installation Guide: One Command to Your Own AI Agent Gateway
Step-by-step installation of the open-source agent framework OpenClaw: the official install script, the first-run setup wizard, installing the Gateway as a background service, opening the web console, and verifying the installation with your first message — plus fixes for the common PATH and npm errors.
A Source-Level Architectural Dissection of DeepSeek Harness: How an Everything-Is-a-Plugin Agent Framework Is Built
Dissecting the complete architecture of DeepSeek Harness (dsh) from 219 workspace packages and 450k lines of TypeScript: the Cordis plugin foundation, Event Sourcing session log, the three roles of capability seams, a single home for policy + fail-closed approvals, four layers of context engineering defense, and an equally plugin-based frontend. Includes a porting assessment for in-house Agent infrastructure.
DeepSeek Harness Deep Research: Day-One Field Test of DeepSeek's Official "Everything Is a Plugin" Agent Framework
On August 13, 2026, DeepSeek open-sourced its official Agent framework DeepSeek Harness (dsh): 32k stars in half a day, MIT license, an everything-is-a-plugin architecture, a paper-grade foundation in Cordis (a programming paradigm for spatiotemporal composability), and a runtime an Agent can modify itself.
Deep Research on Prime Agent: PrimeIntellect's Self-Improving RLM Agent and Our Field Test
A complete breakdown of Prime Agent, the self-improving Agent framework open-sourced by Prime Intellect in August 2026: the dual abstractions of RLM + Continual Harness, surpassing the human baseline on ARC-AGI-3, an architecture comparison with OpenClaw infrastructure, and a complete field test record of connecting it to our own API relay layer on a Mac Studio.
Agent Framework Capability Matrix: Hermes → OpenClaw → Claude Code Full Capability Overview
One matrix to understand the full capability distribution of the three-layer Agent framework: search API, LLM backend, MCP protocol, skill system, role division, communication channels.
Brave Search API Configuration and Tavily Scenario Comparison
Configuration of Brave Search API in a three-tier Agent framework, plus a scenario selection guide for Tavily vs Brave.
Financial Data API Research: Injecting Market Data Capabilities into Agent Frameworks
Research on financial data APIs suitable for Agent frameworks: Hong Kong stocks, US stocks, macroeconomic data, with plans to integrate financial data analysis capabilities into OpenClaw.
Three-Engine Search Strategy: DuckDuckGo + Tavily + Brave Complementary Configuration Guide
Role division, scenario selection, and cost comparison of three search engines in an Agent framework. DuckDuckGo is free and fast, Tavily provides AI summaries, Brave covers news and communities comprehensively.
Cross-layer Configuration of Tavily Search API in Agent Frameworks
Configuration methods and usage scenarios for the Tavily AI Search API across three frameworks: Hermes Agent, OpenClaw, and Claude Code.
Web Fetch and Web Scraping in Agent Applications
Configuration and scenario guide for using Web Fetch / Puppeteer / fetch_url to retrieve web content in a three-tier Agent framework.
The Role and Configuration of the MCP Protocol in a Three-Layer Agent Framework
The respective roles and configuration of the Model Context Protocol in Hermes Agent (not supported), OpenClaw (orchestration layer), and Claude Code (execution layer).
M3 Ultra 512GB: The Dream Workstation for Running Multi-Agent Frameworks
Why the Mac Studio M3 Ultra's 512GB of unified memory is ideal hardware for running multiple AI Agent frameworks: several LLMs + Agent frameworks + image generation all online at once, with no lag.