Two Ways to Run a Loop: Portable Agents vs Dynamic Workflows

Part 5 of Building My Agentic Workflow in Public, and the open end of it. Part 4 got me an autonomous build loop. This one is about a fork I am standing at right now, with no final answer yet. The last four parts had endings. This one has one, but a provisional one. I am still in the middle of it, and the whole reason I write these in public is to think out loud while the question is still live. ...

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Letting It Run: Toward an Autonomous Build Loop

Part 4 of Building My Agentic Workflow in Public. Part 3 gave parallel agents a shared contract so their work stayed coherent. That coherence is what let me finally take my hands off the wheel. By this point I had the pieces: a process, session handoffs, sub-agents, a contract, and an evaluator that could not cheat. What I wanted next was simple to say and hard to do. Hand the system a batch of features, walk away, and come back to something that is 85% to 90% done. ...

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