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@omarsar0 recommends a paper on training agents with existing harnesses

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Frontline Lab
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2026-08-19

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@omarsar0 reposted that this is a very interesting paper and recommended it to anyone interested in training agents with existing harnesses; the original post did not provide the paper title or conclusions.

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