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From PR to Production Without Leaving Your Cursor IDE | Harness Blog
TLDR: Today, Harness is introducing the Harness Cursor Plugin, bringing the power of the Harness AI-native software delivery platform directly into Cursor. This integration, along with the Harness Secure AI Coding hook for Cursor, allows developers and AI agents to move from code changes to vulnerability detection, CI/CD execution, security validation, approvals, deployments, and operational insight without leaving the editor. AI has completely changed how we write code.
AI writes the code. Who delivers it safely? | Harness Blog
The question for enterprise AI in 2026 is no longer just which model. It’s which harness. An agent harness is the system around the model. It decides what the agent remembers, what context it sees, what tools it can call, what it is allowed to do, and what happens when it is wrong. The model provides intelligence. The harness provides control. This is where the real engineering is happening.
Moving On From MCP: How We Built the Bindplane AI Skill
If you've spent any time wiring AI coding agents into developer platforms over the last year, you've probably reached for MCP. We did too. And after enough sessions watching context windows balloon and tool calls misfire, we started looking for something different. This is the story of what we built instead — a native AI skill for the Bindplane CLI — and the engineering decisions behind it.
Bindplane Now Ships With a Native AI Skill - Bring Your Own Agent
Today we're rolling out the Bindplane AI Skill, a built-in capability of the Bindplane CLI (v1.98+) that teaches your favorite AI coding tool how to work with Bindplane — natively, accurately, and without the setup headaches of traditional integrations. Read Part 2 of the Bindplane AI Skill series to learn more about how we built it and how it works with real-life examples.
Too Many Tools. Not Enough Answers. AI Agents Fix VPN Ops.
Enterprise VPN health monitoring is harder than it should be. Most enterprise VPN environments look something like this: On paper, everything is “covered.” In reality? VPN performance issues are still hard to diagnose.
The cloud optionality blueprint: standardizing the stack to end vendor lock-in
Key takeaway: Real cloud strategy isn't about running the same workload everywhere at once; it’s about the freedom to move when you need to. By standardizing the unified configuration file, Upsun enables true cloud optionality, moving provider migration from a re-architect project to a data move project.
Setting Up Server Monitoring for a Rails App on Hatchbox
Owning your server stack shouldn't be a source of anxiety. Unfortunately, it often is, especially if you only pay attention to the problems you can feel in your gut: Is the app running? Is it throwing exceptions? Does it seem fast enough? These are great intuitive measurements, but just as a doctor uses diagnostics to catch high blood pressure before it becomes a crisis, you need deeper visibility to detect memory leaks, CPU spikes, and disk consumption before they bring your project to a halt.
How Medical Conditions Can Affect DUI Charges
A DUI arrest is jarring under any circumstances. But here's what keeps a lot of people up at night: what if your body, not alcohol, was responsible for every single symptom that the officer observed? According to NHTSA, 11,904 people died in alcohol-impaired driving crashes in 2024, and that number explains exactly why law enforcement moves fast and hard. The urgency is understandable. But urgency also cuts corners, and when it does, drivers living with real health conditions pay an unjust price.
How Personal Injury Lawyers Actually Build Cases That Win
Here's something nobody tells you when you're sitting in a hospital bed after an accident: what actually happened matters less than what you can prove. That's a hard pill to swallow. But insurance companies aren't in the business of fairness; they're in the business of minimizing payouts, and they're very good at it.