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Eric Siu argues that one-off AI prompts are obsolete. Instead, AI needs looped control systems that observe, act, evaluate, and decide with memory to compound behavior and measure progress over time.
Eric Siu argues that one-off AI prompts are obsolete. Instead, AI needs looped control systems that observe, act, evaluate, and decide with memory to compound behavior and measure progress over time.
Everyone is talking about how AI prompts are dead and it's all about loops now. In fact, that's what the Claude code and the OpenCLAW founders have said. Even Jensen Huang from NVIDIA have said that is a prompt is basically a one-off. It doesn't compound with you, it doesn't grow with you. You can see there's no memory, there's no evaluation, there's no compounding ultimately. Even if you run a /go command, it's only on one small thing. It's not enough, right? You're gonna want a system, a control system, which is a loop where it observes, it acts, it evals, it decides, and there's a state. Now, what that ultimately means is there's less rework, you have more memory, better memory, and you have measurable progress. If you want the skill, which is our Loops Creator Skill, as well as a repo template for this, just comment loops and we'll send it over to you.
