@ts_floydA senior engineer at Anthropic has released a 12-page PDF detailing a framework called 'Loop Engineering' for agentic systems. The core cycle is: Discover → Hand off → Verify → Persist → Schedule. During the Discovery phase, the loop reads CI data, issues, and commits to autonomously decide what needs fixing. In the Handoff phase, each finding is assigned a URL: The full thread is available at #Anthropic
View original postPhoto by @ts_floyd· Jun 25, 2026· Anthropic
The focus is an academic paper. The paper's title, "The Self-Improving Agentic Loop: The Anthropic Playbook for Designing Systems That Prompt Your Agents," and author, A. Osmani, are prominently displayed at the top. The mood/style is formal and professional, typical of an academic or technical document. The visually notable aspect is the presence of a specific logo or watermark in the bottom-right corner, "AI". There is no on-screen text overlay or transcription needed, as the image only contains the paper's text.
@ts_floydA senior engineer at Anthropic has released a 12-page PDF detailing a framework called 'Loop Engineering' for agentic systems. The core cycle is: Discover → Hand off → Verify → Persist → Schedule. During the Discovery phase, the loop reads CI data, issues, and commits to autonomously decide what needs fixing. In the Handoff phase, each finding is assigned a URL: The full thread is available at #Anthropic
View original postPhoto by @ts_floyd· Jun 25, 2026· Anthropic
The focus is an academic paper. The paper's title, "The Self-Improving Agentic Loop: The Anthropic Playbook for Designing Systems That Prompt Your Agents," and author, A. Osmani, are prominently displayed at the top. The mood/style is formal and professional, typical of an academic or technical document. The visually notable aspect is the presence of a specific logo or watermark in the bottom-right corner, "AI". There is no on-screen text overlay or transcription needed, as the image only contains the paper's text.
