My goal when buidling AI DevKit also relate to this concept.
Building the loop is designing the system that prompts the agents to do things instead of yourself. Your focus is on enhancing that system to ensure the output match your expectation and incline with your direction.
The loop will require:
- Development work can be paralleled, so that agent won’t step on each other feet, this is the concept behind AI DevKit dev-lifecycle skill
- The work needs to be ready to handoff to another agent, dev-lifecycle artifact is solving this
- Agent need to be able to observe and communicate with other agents, no matter what type (Claude, Codex, OpenCode, etc), to ask for info, delegate, etc, this is the motivation behind the AI DevKit agent manager
- You will need a way to monitor what they (agents) are working on, this is the motivation behind the agent console
- Agents need to share the same set of memory and easy to retrieve but not bloat the context, this is the motivation behind AI DevKit memory
Of course this is not perfect and still very early state but I align with the ideas in overall, looking forward
Here’s your monthly reminder that you shouldn’t be prompting coding agents anymore.
You should be designing loops that prompt your agents.