Book a build call

Harness · Published way in

Duckbill

A service exposes real-world task operations to agents through APIs and MCP.

Bring a harness to your agent

What Duckbill is good for

It sits in agent infrastructure. No benchmark skill has been linked to it yet.

How it scores

Assistant Benchmark lists Duckbill, but had not published a dated test run for it when NetShow checked on 30 September 2026. NetShow shows no score until one exists. See its listing.

How it works inside a NetShow alive agent

Published way in Its maker publishes a way for software to talk to it (an API, an MCP server, an SDK or a command line), so a connector can be built on that surface and reviewed before an owner pairs it.

Published way in: MCP server.

  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.

Read how the harness router works or compare every harness.

Price and access

Approximately $5 per call (two credits); launch credits may be included. (official page, checked 30 September 2026)

Any cost of the harness itself is between you and its maker. NetShow never pays for or signs up to it on your behalf.

Questions people ask about Duckbill

What is Duckbill?
A service exposes real-world task operations to agents through APIs and MCP. People reach it through API, MCP and Web app.
What is Duckbill good for?
Duckbill sits in agent infrastructure; no benchmark dimension has been associated with it yet.
How does Duckbill score on Assistant Benchmark?
Assistant Benchmark lists Duckbill but had not published a dated test run for it when NetShow checked on 30 September 2026, so NetShow shows no score.
Can I connect Duckbill to a NetShow alive agent?
Its maker publishes a way for software to talk to it (an API, an MCP server, an SDK or a command line), so a connector can be built on that surface and reviewed before an owner pairs it. Once paired, NetShow's harness router hands it the jobs you allow, and the answer comes back through your agent's own face and voice.
How much does Duckbill cost?
Approximately $5 per call (two credits); launch credits may be included, according to its official page (checked 30 September 2026). NetShow adds no charge for listing it.

Give your agent Duckbill's kind of expertise

Pair the harnesses you choose behind one alive agent; the router hands each one the jobs it is good at.

Bring a harness to your agent