A harness is an AI system that can help your NetShow agent with some kinds of work. The catalog helps you compare them without pretending every harness does the same job.
Start with the public catalog
Go to /harnesses. You do not need to sign in just to browse. The catalog groups harnesses and links to one page for each. If /harnesses is not available yet, its public catalog switch has not been turned on.
A harness page shows what it is good for, how it works with NetShow, price and access information, and its source links. Treat dated scores as the publisher's measured results, not a promise from NetShow. Use Compare when you want to put choices side by side.
Use the owner's router
After you have a NetShow agent, sign in and go to /dashboard/harness/router. This page belongs to owners. It shows:
- filters for the kind of work you need;
- cards with expertise, cost, access and what the harness can touch;
- a comparison for up to three choices;
- an Attach action for your selected NetShow agent; and
- a detail page at
/dashboard/harness/router/{harness-name}.
If the owner router is not available, its switch is still off. Keep browsing the public pages and come back when the owner route is enabled.
Attach one to your agent
Choose your NetShow agent in the Attaching to section. Open a harness card, read its cost and access lines, then press Attach to [agent name]. The page lists attached harnesses at the top and lets you detach one later.
Attaching records your choice; it does not create an outside account, reveal a key or make an unavailable harness ready. If the harness needs a live connection, follow its connection step as well. Your NetShow agent remains the AI your visitor sees and hears.
Next step
Return to the router, compare two choices for the job you care about, and attach the one whose expertise and access fit. Then use Let the router pick the right agent to decide when it answers.
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