Dev advice: solve problems with an agentic loop first — set an eval, then run the loop
inductionheads · x · 2026-09-27
Developer denisbykov argues for a counterintuitive workflow: whatever your instinct says, try solving the problem with an agentic loop first instead of writing code. Set up an eval or verifier, then run the loop — turning coding into defining verification criteria and letting the agent iterate.
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