Claims.

Atomic assertions with confidence, evidence, opposing views, and a review date. This is the ledger layer: small enough to audit, explicit enough to update.

Active: 7
Mean conf: 0.82
Evidence: 0

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Claims on file.

001

Agent harnesses absorb complexity that would otherwise require separate infrastructure scaffolding such as service meshes or orchestration engines.

active

confidence: 0.85

status: active
reviewed: 2026-05-10
evidence: 0
opposing: 0

002

An agent runtime allows a small set of well-written instructions to substitute for what previously required a small platform.

active

confidence: 0.80

status: active
reviewed: 2026-05-10
evidence: 0
opposing: 0

003

Agent-based systems collapse the surface area of complexity: the branching is real but requires no extra system to deploy, monitor, version, or onboard people to.

active

confidence: 0.80

status: active
reviewed: 2026-05-10
evidence: 0
opposing: 0

004

Shifting cost from infrastructure to writing well is a favorable trade-off.

active

confidence: 0.85

status: active
reviewed: 2026-05-10
evidence: 0
opposing: 0

005

Decision logic that previously required state machines, config files, DSLs, or feature-flag services can now be expressed as a few paragraphs of natural-language instruction inside an agent harness.

active

confidence: 0.80

status: active
reviewed: 2026-05-10
evidence: 0
opposing: 0

006

In an agent-based system, the prompt simultaneously serves as the specification and the implementation.

active

confidence: 0.75

status: active
reviewed: 2026-05-10
evidence: 0
opposing: 0

007

Radical simplicity means fewer moving parts per unit of capability, not fewer features.

active

confidence: 0.90

status: active
reviewed: 2026-05-10
evidence: 0
opposing: 0