Notes from the open loop.
What a loop can build
The last post ended on a claim: a loop does not need to be given the domain details — it can learn them. If the intent is written down, and every scenario carries its own bar and its own test, the machinery in between shouldn't care what kind of software comes out. That is not a claim you can settle…
read postAgents and loops
Everyone has an agent that writes code now. That stopped being the interesting part some time ago. The interesting part is what surrounds it: the thing that decides what to build next, judges whether the work is any good, and knows what to do when it isn't. An agent answers a question you asked. A…
read postIntroducing Open Loop Agentics
Pre-built software assumes everyone needs the same thing. They don't. We think the next generation of software is generated, not shipped — shaped by who you are and what you're doing right now. Open Loop Agentics is our bet on that idea. Today the site relaunches with the four surfaces we're…
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