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SUMMARY:Applied Frontier #1: Loop Engineering | Frontier Labs
LOCATION:Homebrew Club\, 111 Maiden Ln #540\, San Francisco\, CA 94108\, USA
DESCRIPTION:Applied Frontier #1: Loop Engineering Stop Prompting\, Start Designing Loops Frontier Labs is an intimate technical gathering for builders\, researchers\, founders\, and engineers working at the edge of AI systems. This first session goes deep on Loop Engineering\, a shift that is quickly changing how serious teams work with coding agents. For the last two years\, the craft was prompt engineering. You held the agent one turn at a time. You typed\, read the output\, adjusted\, and typed again. That era is ending. As Peter Steinberger of OpenClaw put it\, “You shouldn’t be prompting coding agents anymore. You should be designing loops that prompt your agents.” Boris Cherny\, who built Claude Code at Anthropic\, says it even more directly: “I don’t prompt Claude anymore. I have loops running that prompt \\n\\nhttps://luma.com/ga59rkpa
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