Elie Steinbock
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 13 Jul
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Overall, it's quite a simple concept, but it's
really blown up and I guess it's nice that sort of it's got a term now, loop engineering, before someone could have described this concept and it didn't have sort of a one word explanation, now it does.
Shortly after this whole hype cycle started, a friend of mine, Dimitro, he went and tweeted this, in 2026, you don't prompt anymore, your software should be able to build itself and achieve product market fit on its own.
Your only job should be to find money to pay for tokens and take care of yourself.
So he was definitely joking when he wrote this.
I think he was making fun of this whole idea of loop engineering, how we had prompt engineering, context engineering, harness engineering.
Every month we've got another hype cycle.
But if you read the tweet, I found it funny.
I thought it was a great tweet.
But then the question is, wait, could you actually do this?
What would it look like to actually have everything running on a loop in your business?
So that's what we're going to speak about today.
And the idea of loops, honestly, it's not that new.
Maybe even like 10, 15 years ago, the Lean Startup book was pretty popular.
And a big part of that book was this loop where you build something, you'd measure how it does, then you'd learn from it, then you'd build a bit more.
But basically, if you break down a business or you think about Dimitri's question, how could an entire business run as a loop?
It's basically let's go build something.
Let's get feedback.
Let's improve it and just keep that cycle going of like build and learn, build and learn.
And I guess measure as part of that as well.
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