About The Learning Harness

Who builds it, why it exists, and how the pages on this site are written and checked.

Why it exists

The Learning Harness started as one person's tool. Ojasvi Yadav wanted to learn a technical field properly, in the hours around a full-time job, and to keep what he learned. Courses gave him watch-time and a certificate. A chat window gave him answers he could not reproduce a week later. What worked was a routine the evidence had described for years: a lesson pitched at what he already knew, a test the same day, an explanation in his own words the next day, and spaced cards for whatever passed. The harness is that routine, written down as rules and run by an AI agent so that he could not skip a step. The method page lists the rules; how to learn with AI, properly gives the evidence.

He uses it every day on his own study folder. Every rule on the method page has been changed at least once because it failed in his own use, and the site records the current rules, not the aspirations.

Who builds it

Ojasvi Yadav is an AI engineer in Bengaluru, India. He has led AI teams at two startups, Writesonic and Dukaan, and did research at V-SENSE before that, with first-authored papers in image processing. He builds The Learning Harness alone. His personal site is ojasviyadav.com; his code is on GitHub; his profile is on LinkedIn.

How these pages are written

Ojasvi sets the argument of every page and the rules it must obey: short sentences, active voice, no metaphors, no claims without a source. An AI model drafts under those rules, and Ojasvi checks every factual claim against the cited source before a page is published. Sources are linked on the sentence that uses them, and each guide ends with the full list. Numbers about the harness itself come from its own use and its own code, and the site claims no speed multiplier or retention percentage for it.

If a claim on this site is wrong, write to hello@learningharness.org. Corrections are made on the page and noted at the bottom of it, with the date.

Contact

Email hello@learningharness.org. The Learning Harness is in a closed beta and not yet available; the same address is the list for hearing when it opens.