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Anthropic just dropped a 100% free course on Loop Engineering with Fable 5. This is the clearest breakdown of Claude Code and agentic loops you'll find anywhere. People are paying for tutorials that teach less than this one hour does. Watch it today, then read the step by step... show more
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This is nonsense,one source explicitly confirms Anthropic never published anything called "loop engineering" it's third-party repackaging of Anthropic's actual engineering blog posts (Building Effective Agents Effective Context Engineering) dressed up as an official "free course"

Isn’t this video from frontend masters? What does it have to do with loop engineering ?

I combined two videos into one, took the best from each.

I'll definitely watch it today

Great choice

all this noise or simply: npm i -g wrongstack wstack auth cd project wstack @Wrong_Stack

What’s the source link for the course don’t want to watch on x with 1x speed

The future of coding is agentic.

Anthropic just made loop engineering accessible to everyone with a free one hour course on Claude Code and agentic workflows. At 10X AI Academy, this is exactly the kind of resource we point our cohort learners toward because understanding how to build agents that self-correct and run without constant human input is the skill that separates AI users from AI builders. Watch it. Then build something with it today.

has @lydiahallie joined the claude team?

@AnatoliKopadze wow, this is a game changer. been struggling with agentic loops for ages, finally feel like i get it now. thanks for sharing!

If you follow @TheUpsideAI, you probably already saw this. Very impressive.

😂😂😂😂

Anyone know where I can watch the full video since it's off x now?

The free ones keep outrunning the paid cohorts.

When I use Fable 5, the most common loops I end up using are: - user limit message loop - credit purchase loop - NSF notification loop - liquidate investments loop - money transfer loop

The gap between watching this and running a production loop that survives real failures is the harness, this course explains the loop, but knowing what to do when it stalls halfway through a task is a separate skill nobody packages into an hour.

Thanks for sharing this! A completely free, high-quality course from Anthropic on Loop Engineering with Fable 5 is exactly what the community needs. The focus on Claude Code and practical agentic loops sounds super valuable -especially since it's only an hour long. Excited to watch the video and dive into the step-by-step guide. Appreciate you surfacing these resources! 🙌

Building with AI is becoming less about asking good questions and more about designing good systems

Full transcript and summary of the video:

been waiting for a proper Fable breakdown, saved

I need watch it today, thanks Anatoli

watch it once, then rebuild one loop without the tutorial open. if you can define the trigger, stop condition, and eval from memory, you learned it. otherwise you bookmarked it.

videos gone, got a drive link or some other source?

Nobody has a $100 million dollar token budget

100% free course on Loop Engineering with Fable 5? This looks insanely valuable. People pay for much worse. Already watching?

“this is how you make us moneys”

That’s awesome

thx for sharing. where u find it?

Thanks kind sir

Loop engineering is rapidly replacing basic prompting as the core skill for production-grade AI. Anthropic releasing this for free is a smart play to anchor developers to their ecosystem before the market gets

Great resource—watching now!

Nice of them to make this content for the fans of legacy models.

the loop framing is the actual unlock. once you stop thinking in single prompts and start thinking in loops that check their own work the whole thing changes. most people still type one prompt at a time

funny how every loop diagram has verify as one tiny box near the end, that step is the whole difference between shipping a feature and shipping an incident, and it's the first one everyone automates away

Just read about this in @TheUpsideAI this morning, really cool stuff.

free course clears
