Graphs + Loops: Orchestrating Multi-Stage Agents Beyond a Single Prompt
goyalshaliniuk · x · 2026-09-17
The author illustrates the Graphs + Loops pattern for building more capable AI systems: graphs decide "what should happen next," while loops decide "is the result good enough, or should we try again." Together they enable workflows beyond a single prompt.
Example task: "Build a complete SaaS application," decomposed into product planning → UI design → frontend → backend → database setup → testing → bug fixing → deployment, with each stage handled by a specialized agent.
Related event: Google's Agent Graphs: One Prompt, 100 Parallel Agents(4 posts)→
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