Free chapter on agent loop engineering covers bounded, stable, recoverable loops
prdeepakbabu · x · 2026-07-22
A free chapter on agent loop engineering for people building agentic systems.
It focuses on making loops:
- bounded so they do not run away,
- stable so they behave predictably,
- recoverable when something fails,
- safe enough to operate in production.
The post points readers to a PDF with the full chapter.
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