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It restructures who holds legal power, where authority comes from, and when law intervenes.

Europe has the infrastructure. What it lacks is the legal plumbing that makes agent delegation enforceable when something goes wrong.

The scenarios expose trade-offs that current regulatory frameworks are not designed to handle.

Three-agent harnesses: Anthropic’s blueprint for long‑running full‑stack AI development

The wiki-as-memory pattern is one answer. Not the only one, but a structurally honest one.

This is what governance as infrastructure looks like in practice.

A control plane is active — it governs what can be used, by whom, under what conditions, and with what audit trail.

That gap is "harness engineering," and it's where the real work of building production-grade agents happens