Nufar Gaspar

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2,488 appearances 11 recordings 1 series first heard Oct 2025 last heard 3 Sep

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I've seen people running loops indefinitely or much longer than what they expected the loop to run for.
We also have a loop that can stack.
a cycles without progress.
It's sometimes just because it cannot converge or something about the conditions are not there.
If that's something that happens, we need to either stop the execution manually.
There are also dedicated commands in different tools, or we can ask it to stop and report if we know that this is a type of loop because you tried it that sometimes gets stuck.
Sometimes the loop is done, but it's very mediocre.
That's very sneaky because it might have met the letter of your finish line, but the results are still very bland.
So what you need to do here is an acknowledge first of all that it's not the loop failure.
That's probably the failure of your definition of the goals.
If it met verbatim, the goals that you define, but you're not happy with the result, that means that you need to better define what is the finish line or what are the
the referee guidelines.
And in many cases, it's gonna be around quality and taste and things that are going to be harder to configure, but that's something to note.
And lastly, sometimes we just started running something on a loop that was not something that was meant to be a loop.
So if that's the case, the the turn cup is your best bet.
So we're done with the loop part of the webinar.
Just to summarize, we talked about the fact that loops are already a cycle that is being executed by any agentic harness that you're using.
But the loop command or the slash goal command, the entire purpose of it is to make sure that you can get the tool to work harder for longer time using a verifiable goal.
We also distinguish between schedule and a loop.
It was born in coding, so you you and we and all of us need to work harder in order to create a finish line that makes sense in knowledge work or not use a loop if we can.
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