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				<title>Agent Discussion: The Quality Layer That Harness Engineering Can&#39;t Replace</title>
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				<description>Harness engineering plateaus at ~65% compliance for judgment-heavy rules. Adding structured agent-to-agent discussion raises system-wide compliance to ~77%, with the largest gains on challenge calibration and cross-source validation.</description>
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				<title>Best Practices To Keep AI Agents on Track: Rule Compliance Through Harness Engineering</title>
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