Marimo pair turns agent evals into a visual, repeatable notebook loop
_ScottCondron · x · 2026-07-21
- The post says Marimo pair is a strong way to iterate on evals alongside an agent.
- The key idea is to give the agent the same domain-specific views you use, so outputs can be compared clearly and just enough pipeline data is highlighted.
- It emphasizes fast iteration on the same failed example, making the workflow especially useful for agents, vibe-coding, and interactive notebooks.
- The overall argument is that visual, stateful notebooks are a better environment for agent development than static one-shot runs.
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