Livestream: Exploring Agent Loops and Tracking Mechanisms in Practice
JnBrymn · x · 2026-09-01
Jn Brymn announced the first "Hackstream" livestream with Greg Cesarelli to examine how Agent Loops work in practice.
Key Topics:
- How an agent keeps moving through a task.
- How to notice when an agent gets off track.
- How to improve the process iteratively.
Case Study: They will work on Tortie, Greg's app for agent-assisted editing. They plan to build word-based diffs for easier prose review and use this to explore what makes an agent loop genuinely useful.
Related event: Live Stream to Explore How Agent Loops Work in Practice(2 posts)→
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