Creator and design-partner conversation

Bring the AI system you built. Let's make it travel.

Whether you call it an Agentic OS, an agent team, a customized Codex or Claude workspace, or simply your AI setup, the useful question is the same: how can someone else receive a faithful working copy?

What we will cover

One working system. Four useful questions.

A repository, demo, diagram, or short explanation is enough. The conversation is exploratory and does not imply that AI Harness Workbench is generally available.

  1. 01

    What have you built?

    The agents, instructions, skills, tools, and operating method that make it useful.

  2. 02

    How does it travel now?

    GitHub, setup notes, manual installation, a copied directory, or another distribution method.

  3. 03

    What must stay local?

    Credentials, client repositories, identity, memories, sessions, and runtime state.

  4. 04

    What should remain recognizable?

    Version, provenance, prerequisites, creator intent, updates, and rollback.

Choose a time

Book a 30-minute creator conversation.

Scheduling continues in Richard's secure Microsoft Bookings calendar. Select Meet Richard Reukema, then choose a time that works for you.

The information you enter is used to arrange and prepare for the meeting. Booking does not add you to the AI Harness Workbench launch-update list.

Microsoft Bookings

Choose “Meet Richard Reukema” in the calendar.

  1. Select the meeting service.
  2. Choose an available 30-minute time.
  3. Tell Richard briefly what you have built.
Open Richard's booking calendar

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