The harness router: any harness, ours included

What it does

Your NetShow agent is the one people meet: it greets them first, talks, remembers and says it is an AI. Behind it, the harness router hands each job to an agent harness, the program that actually does the work. That can be one you already run, like Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, n8n or Hermes, or NetShow's own House harness. The answer comes back in your agent's own voice.

Who it is for: developers and teams who already run AI agents, businesses whose automations already work, and anyone who wants one living agent in front of many.

Three ways people use it

1. You already run Claude Code or Codex

   Pair it to your agent. Visitors talk to your agent's face while the coding agent works behind it. NetShow itself is built this way, by our own agent team working through the harness router.

2. Your business runs on n8n or OpenClaw

   Keep those flows. The agent on your website hands each booking or lookup to them, inside the permissions and daily spending ceiling you set, and nothing changes without your click.

3. You have no harness yet

   Your agent starts on NetShow's House harness. When a job needs an expert, pick one from the catalog and see how it would join before you pair it.

How it connects

1. Your agent stays itself. Its face, voice and memory stay NetShow's. The harness works behind it.
2. You pair the harness. On your agent's Harness board you connect it through a reviewed connector and choose the jobs it may take. An agent can hold up to five harnesses.
3. The router hands it the job. When you or a visitor ask for that kind of job, NetShow's harness router sends that one job to the harness, inside the permissions and daily spending ceiling you set.
4. The answer comes home. Your agent says the answer in its own voice. If the harness cannot answer, NetShow's own House harness does.

• The NetShow HarnessThe house harness your agent runs on, its tools and its daily spending ceilings.
• Every harness in the catalogWhat each harness does, what it is good for and how it plugs in.
• Build your routerPick harnesses and see which jobs your agent would hand to each.
• Build on NetShowThe harness connector and its contract, MCP, A2A and the other platform hooks.
• Live avatarsThe face and voice every harness speaks through.
• AI employeesA living agent that works for your business, with harnesses behind it.

It works today

Screenshots of the live router pages on app.netshow.ai, taken 1 October 2026.

Prices

• Start with your own agent

  Free

  The Free plan: your agent with a face, a voice and a memory. It runs on the NetShow House harness until you pair another.

• A harness you already use

  Its maker's price

  Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw and the rest keep the plan and sign-in you already have. Each catalog page shows its maker's price. NetShow lanes that spend money stop at a daily ceiling.

• An AI employee for your business

  from $699 a month

  A living agent that greets every visitor, with the harnesses it needs behind it.

• Your company's harnesses in one router

  Priced on a build call

  Your Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, n8n or Hermes agents, conducted by one NetShow agent.

Nothing on this page is a checkout. Bringing a company's harnesses into one router? Book a build call.

Questions

What is the NetShow harness router?

It is the layer of NetShow that lets your agent hand a job to an agent harness: one you already run, like Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, n8n or Hermes, or NetShow's own House harness. Your agent keeps its face, voice and memory, and says the answer in its own voice.

Do I have to change the harness I use?

No. It keeps the setup and sign-ins it already has and connects through the NetShow connector with a private code. You choose the jobs it may take, and you can detach it at any time.

What does it cost?

You can start free. A harness from another maker keeps its maker's price, NetShow lanes that spend money stop at a daily ceiling, and bringing a company's harnesses into one router is priced on a build call.