
AI Stack Explained in 3 Layers (LLM, Agent Harness, Omnigent)
Databricks29 June 2026Watch on YouTube
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Ep. 3 · Omnigent: AI Agent Orkestratie
Databricks introduceert Omnigent, het open-source meta-framework dat meerdere AI-agenten combineert in één gecontroleerde, interoperabele workflow.
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- The AI stack has gained a third layer after the model and the harness: a meta-harness that connects separate agents.
- Each agent now forms its own closed world, where session, context and history do not cross over between agents.
- Databricks solves this with Omnigent, an open-source meta-harness that routes questions to the best-fitting agent through one runner.
- Example agents Debbie the router and Polly the orchestrator show parallel querying and task splitting with mutual review.
- Users can define their own agent harness and run it locally or through the managed Databricks version.
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A new layer just got added to the AI stack. Here are the three layers that make it up, and where Omnigent fits in. Layer 1: Foundation Models Layer 2: The Agent Harness Layer 3: The Meta-Harness (Omnigent) Omnigent is a meta-harness that sits above the agents you already use (Claude Code, Codex, Pi, custom agents) and makes them work together as one system: compose multiple agents, govern them with policies, and collaborate on live sessions. It's open sourced by Databricks. 🔗 GitHub repo: https://github.com/omnigent-ai/omnigent