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Jyoti Bansal

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Jyoti Bansal is a serial entrepreneur and technology visionary who believes passionately in software’s ability to change the world for the better. He co-founded Harness in 2017 to automate and simplify all software delivery processes, and serves as CEO. In 2018, he co-founded Traceable, the leading API security platform, and venture capital firm Unusual Ventures. Unusual Ventures is reinventing the VC engagement model by providing entrepreneurs with an unprecedented level of services. Unusual closed its third fund in 2022 and currently has over $1B under management.

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Introducing Harness Agent DLC: Extending your SDLC to AI Agents

Secure AI agents from build to runtime with Harness Agent DLC, featuring AI testing, AIBOM, Agent Discovery, AI Firewall, and AgentTrace.

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Autonomous Worker Agents: AI Agents in Your Pipelines

Harness launches Autonomous Worker Agents: AI that runs as pipeline steps, with the governance enterprises need to trust agents in production

June 30, 2026
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Autonomous Worker Agents: AI Agents in Your Pipelines

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From PR to Production Without Leaving Your Cursor IDE

The new Harness Cursor Plugin brings AI-native software delivery directly into Cursor, letting developers trigger pipelines, manage deployments, debug failures, and enforce governance using natural language all without leaving the editor.

April 30, 2026
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From PR to Production Without Leaving Your Cursor IDE

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AI writes the code. Who delivers it safely?

Enterprise AI in 2026 is defined by the harness around the model. For software delivery, that means governed execution, live context, policy enforcement, and verifiable actions. The model provides intelligence, but the harness makes autonomous delive

April 30, 2026
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AI writes the code. Who delivers it safely?

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It's Time to Rethink Untrusted Code in Your Pipeline

The TeamPCP attack on Trivy exposed the catastrophic risks of "Open Execution Pipelines." Learn how Governed Execution Pipelines provide the structural "walls" needed, including vault isolation and egress filtering, to stop credential harvesting and

March 30, 2026
13 minutes to read
It's Time to Rethink Untrusted Code in Your Pipeline

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Accelerating Our Mission to Bring AI to Everything After Code

Harness raises $240M to accelerate its AI Software Delivery platform for everything after code—removing delivery bottlenecks and helping engineering teams ship faster with confidence.

December 11, 2025
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Accelerating Our Mission to Bring AI to Everything After Code
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Technical

Introducing Harness Agent DLC: Extending your SDLC to AI Agents

Secure AI agents from build to runtime with Harness Agent DLC, featuring AI testing, AIBOM, Agent Discovery, AI Firewall, and AgentTrace.

July 21, 2026
8 minutes to read
Introducing Harness Agent DLC: Extending your SDLC to AI Agents

Technical

From PR to Production Without Leaving Your Cursor IDE

The new Harness Cursor Plugin brings AI-native software delivery directly into Cursor, letting developers trigger pipelines, manage deployments, debug failures, and enforce governance using natural language all without leaving the editor.

April 30, 2026
5 minutes to read
From PR to Production Without Leaving Your Cursor IDE

Technical

AI writes the code. Who delivers it safely?

Enterprise AI in 2026 is defined by the harness around the model. For software delivery, that means governed execution, live context, policy enforcement, and verifiable actions. The model provides intelligence, but the harness makes autonomous delive

April 30, 2026
9 minutes to read
AI writes the code. Who delivers it safely?

Technical

It's Time to Rethink Untrusted Code in Your Pipeline

The TeamPCP attack on Trivy exposed the catastrophic risks of "Open Execution Pipelines." Learn how Governed Execution Pipelines provide the structural "walls" needed, including vault isolation and egress filtering, to stop credential harvesting and

March 30, 2026
13 minutes to read
It's Time to Rethink Untrusted Code in Your Pipeline
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