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We now support 30+ agent harness integrations within OpenKnowledge. This is enabled by the Agent Client Protocol (ACP), which let us build our custom UI experience while fully leveraging the agents on your computer. Also powers our new Follow Mode and Comments features. Follow mode automatically navigates the IDE...

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