Only the best are using them...

Channel: Matthew Berman

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[0:00] A new coding meta just dropped. Over

[0:02] this past weekend, everybody started

[0:05] talking about loops. The two main

[0:07] characters in the world of AI coding

[0:08] talked about it at the same time. Peter

[0:11] Steinberger and Boris Cherny. Here is an

[0:14] interview from Boris that went

[0:15] absolutely viral.

[0:16] >> I don't prompt Claude anymore. I have

[0:18] loops that are running. They're the ones

[0:20] that are prompting Claude and kind of

[0:21] figuring out what to do. My job is to

[0:23] write loops.

[0:24] >> And here's Peter's tweet sitting at 5

[0:26] million views in less than 24 hours.

[0:28] Here's your monthly reminder that you

[0:29] shouldn't be prompting coding agents

[0:31] anymore. You should be designing loops

[0:33] that prompt your agents. So, what is a

[0:36] loop? Why is suddenly everybody talking

[0:39] about it and why are there only a

[0:41] handful of people in the entire world

[0:43] who know actually what it is and how to

[0:45] use it. This is the future of software

[0:48] engineering, but most people won't be

[0:50] able to do it today. But if you want to

[0:52] be at the absolute frontier of coding,

[0:56] I'm going to show you how. And if you

[0:57] like when I explain the latest in

[0:59] engineering strategy, like this video

[1:02] and subscribe. It very much does help.

[1:04] Thank you in advance. And by the way,

[1:06] this video is sponsored by here.now.

[1:07] More on them later. All right, so what

[1:09] is a loop? If you've ever done agentic

[1:12] engineering or vibe coding before, you

[1:14] know the workflow. You prompt your

[1:16] agent, your agent writes the code for

[1:19] you, you wait for it to be done, and

[1:21] then you prompt it again. Loops are what

[1:23] change this. Rather tha

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