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FrontierHarness Eval vs I Have Been Clawed

Both are Research & Data tools. FrontierHarness Eval is open source; I Have Been Clawed is free.

FrontierHarness EvalI Have Been Clawed
TaglineSame model, 12 harness configurations, up to 17.5x cost differenceIndex of coding agent incidents
PricingOpen SourceFree
CategoriesCoding & Dev Tools, Research & DataAI Agents, Research & Data
Built forDevelopers, ResearchersDevelopers
PlatformsWeb, CLIWeb
Tech stack——
Alternative to——
AI Launch upvotes▲ 0▲ 0
Hacker NewsY▲ 82 on HNY▲ 23 on HN
Launched2026-10-022026-10-01

Overview

Who it's for

FrontierHarness Eval

Engineers choosing or building a coding-agent harness.

I Have Been Clawed

Developers and teams using AI agents who want to learn from real failures.

Problem

FrontierHarness Eval

It's hard to tell how much of an agent's cost and quality comes from the harness rather than the model.

I Have Been Clawed

Agent failures are scattered across social posts and blogs, so the lessons get lost.

Solution

FrontierHarness Eval

A controlled evaluation where every run uses the same model, hardware and fresh checkpoint, so only the harness changes.

I Have Been Clawed

A source-linked index of incidents with damage categories, severity and takeaways.

What makes it unique

FrontierHarness Eval

All 360 trials start from the same fresh checkpoint restore to avoid warm-cache bias, and you can run it on your own harness.

I Have Been Clawed

Every incident is tied to a source, with an archived copy and a stated lesson.