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      <description>Addy Osmani and Boris Cherny gave it a name: you stop prompting the agent and start designing the loop that prompts it. Here are their six pieces, which I&amp;#39;ve spent months trying out in my own setup, plus some critical small print.</description>
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      <description>An AI agent is non-deterministic by design. To make it reliable, you take the decisions that are already made out of the LLM and crystallise them into hooks, scripts and tables. What stays inside the model is bounded execution; the human is who decides.</description>
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