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Anthropic engineer: "You don't need to babysit agents. You need Loops and Graphs that run them for you." In 30 minutes, he shows exactly what the Anthropic engineers build so agents run without them, and how to start building it yourself. The missing piece most people skip: how to... show more
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What does 'without babysitting' actually mean when the loop hits a novel failure state? That's the edge I'd want the 30 minutes spent on.

"without babysitting" means you're not watching every run, but when something genuinely novel breaks, you still find out about it the hard way the loop logs what happened and stops, and then you're back in the loop whether you wanted to be or not

@Mahaximus_ loops and graphs running agents? that's the future right there. ditch the babysitting, let's automate everything. need to dive into this vid asap!

I'd love to see Karpathy's interview at Y Combinator - there's tons of info there

the loops/graphs split matches what breaks in our retry setups: babysitting means the harness has no failure path, not that the model is bad. How to Become an AI Agent Engineer in 2026 (Without a CS Degree)

The real unlock is letting the system improve itself instead of fixing every step by hand

Love this angle! What is your biggest question about truly autonomous agent orchestration?

Where do the loop boundaries live though — when does the agent decide vs the graph forcing the path? Got the link?
