If you’re still sleeping on loops, wake up.
I start Claude in one of two modes: planning or implement-and-deploy
Implementation is basically a skill that looks like this:
Look at X plan, run it by codex for alignment, then implement, run tests, smoke test or view it in the browser to confirm, the commit, codex-review, push, then /loop 5m to watch the deploy and logs and database to see that it’s working as expected, fix issues, review with codex and push and keep tracking
Boris Cherny (Claude Code creator):
"I don't prompt Claude anymore... my job is to write loops."
In his latest interview, he breaks down the setup step by step.
He runs /loops a dynamic workflow a couple hundred agents that read his GitHub, Slack, and Twitter and decide what to build next.
His only job now is writing the loops that orchestrate them.
That's a multi-agent workflow. I broke down how to build your own below ↓