Start with their world.
Bring together what your app knows and what each user chooses to connect. Keep every person’s context scoped to them.
Users · source connections · app contextAgent harness infrastructure
Everything between your AI agent and real users.
Connected context before it acts. A record after.
One integration to keep it going.
Your agent. Your model. Your tools.
One integration. The whole connection.
The model is only part of the product. Harny connects the accounts, context, and action history your agent needs to work for a real person.
Bring together what your app knows and what each user chooses to connect. Keep every person’s context scoped to them.
Users · source connections · app contextPull the context that matters for the next request. Give your agent something better than another blank slate.
Persistent context · retrieval · relevanceRecord what your agent did, tried, or failed at. Give its next move a history to work from.
Action records · history · inspectionYou choose the model, build the experience, and control what your agent does. Harny supplies context and keeps the outcomes your app reports. Your agent does the acting.
For you and your coding agent
Start with one user. Add context or connect a source. Assemble what your agent needs, then report what it did.
Use the API yourself or let your coding agent help wire it up. Your users approve the accounts they connect.
The integration, at a glance
Create your keys and give each user their own context.
Add facts or connect an account. Pull the context your agent needs for its next request.
Your agent acts. Your app reports the outcome to Harny.
# 1. Provision a user
curl -X POST https://api.harny.ai/v1/users \
-H "Authorization: Bearer fsa_..." \
-d '{"identifier": "alice-123", "email": "alice@co.com"}'
# 2. Ingest context
curl -X POST https://api.harny.ai/v1/vault/ingest/text \
-H "Authorization: Bearer fsk_..." \
-d '{"content": "Alice prefers morning meetings"}'
# 3. Assemble context for your AI
curl -X POST https://api.harny.ai/v1/context/assemble \
-H "Authorization: Bearer fsk_..." \
-d '{"query": "schedule a call with Alice"}'The integration guide covers keys, user setup, source connections, context assembly, and error recovery. API, SDK, and MCP setup are part of the early-access onboarding discussion.
Users still authorize their own accounts. Google sources also need approval for your app during early access.
Built around your business
Add an agent to the consumer product you already run. Keep the user relationship and the experience you built.
Established consumer-app teams
Your users already have a history with your product. Bring that context and their connected accounts into your agent.
Talk about your appIndependent builders
Put your time into the agent people will use. Start with early access to the infrastructure behind it.
Request accessSee where we’re taking agent infrastructure. Talk strategy ↗︎
The numbers behind the pitch
The best published score at this tier.
Measured on budget-tier models.
The practical bits
Accounts, access, pricing, and who controls what.
Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Notion, and Slack are in the integration lineup. We’ll confirm which providers are enabled for your app during onboarding. Google sources need app approval during early access.
Each user approves access to the accounts they connect through your product. Harny’s connectors are read-only. Your app controls and remains responsible for its agent’s actions. Read the privacy policy →
Yes. The console lets you inspect assembled context, check source connections, and manage apps and keys. We’re also building an Actions view to track failures and inspect individual action records.
We review your request, work through your integration, and help set up your app. If you need Google sources, we handle your app’s approval as part of onboarding.
Free during early access. We’ll announce paid tiers at launch. Tell us what you’re building and how many users you expect.
Start with the integration overview or benchmark methodology. For the terms of integration, read the Developer Agreement. See also the website terms and privacy policy.