The Era of Loop Engineering: Why Boris Cherny Stopped Writing Prompts
The head of Claude Code at Anthropic claims he no longer writes individual prompts. Welcome to the era of 'loop engineering'.
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The head of Claude Code at Anthropic claims he no longer writes individual prompts. Welcome to the era of 'loop engineering'.
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