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Claude Code's Boris Cherny says he stopped writing prompts entirely. Here's what loop engineering means and why it's reshaping AI development in 2026.

As AI agents become more capable, some developers believe the era of carefully crafted prompts is giving way to something more powerful. A growing number of engineers are building automated loops that ...

You're currently following this author! Want to unfollow? Unsubscribe via the link in your email. For the most powerful voices in AI, it's all about being in the loop. Claude Code creator Boris Cherny ...

The loop skill in Claude Code has emerged as a practical feature for automating repetitive tasks over short periods, but it comes with notable constraints. As Better Stack explains, the skill operates ...

The loop takes agentic AI a step further, by authorizing a swarm of agents to work continuously in the background, endlessly.

AI experts say loop engineering could change how humans interact with AI by replacing manual prompting with automated workflows that keep agents working until a task is complete.

The AI landscape is shifting as experts predict the decline of prompt engineering. Instead, "loop engineering" is emerging, where AI agents autonomously manage and refine prompts to achieve ...

Arbor separates strategy from execution using isolated git worktrees, so engineering teams can finally trace which optimization actually moved the needle.

Subagents run in their own isolated context window and return only a result to your main session — the intermediate work ...

A code migration agent finishes its run, and the pipeline looks green. But several pieces were never compiled — and it took days to catch. That's not a model failure; that's an agent deciding it was ...

Boris Cherny is the creator of Anthropic’s Claude Code tool, which writes code on behalf of developers based on a text prompt. Cherny hasn’t handwritten code in eight months; instead, he manages ...