Harness Engineering in Logistics: Inside the AI Control Architecture
A logistics AI harness is a control architecture: authoritative context, bounded tools, explicit workflows, persistent state, deterministic gates, recovery, and run evidence aroun…
A logistics AI harness is a control architecture: authoritative context, bounded tools, explicit workflows, persistent state, deterministic gates, recovery, and run evidence aroun…
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