Harness Engineering: Modern AI Software Development Bootcamp

Tired of explaining the same project rules to your agent in every new session? Does it use old library APIs, run commands you never wanted, or stop every minute to ask for approval? Do your prompts still give vague answers that you have to rewrite? You're in the right place.In Harness Engineering: Modern AI Software Development Bootcamp, you will stop waiting for a better model and build a better setup around the one you have. You will learn how the harness turns a model into an agent, and set up its main parts in Claude Code: project context, rules, memory, tools, permissions, and hooks. You will also learn to write clear prompts that get useful answers on the first try. The course is hands-on: you first make a change without a harness, then make the same change with it, so you see the difference yourself.What's in this course?Learn what a harness is, give your agent project rules, memory, session state, and fresh library docs so it stops forgetting your project, then set permissions and hooks so it never runs a dangerous command or asks for approval it does not need.Write prompts that avoid common mistakes and use best practices, advanced techniques, and roles to get useful answers instead of vague ones.This Course includesTheory and Practice: Short, focused lessons with clear explanations and real examples (3–10 minutes each).Downloadable Resources: May include PDF guides, project files, and practical examples for hands-on learning.Udemy Certificate: Receive a certificate of completion after finishing the course.Support: Get direct help from the instructor through the Q&A section whenever you have questions.Meet your instructor!Dmytro Vasyliev – Senior Front-end Engineer with more than 10 years of professional experience in developing complex Web Applications. I have extensive experience with React and other frameworks, having used it in various projects to build dynamic and efficient user interfaces.Do you need to be concerned?Your AI agent is not the problem. Without a harness, even the best model guesses, and with one, it follows your rules.