12 Agent Loops Worth Copying (One of Them Silently Does Nothing)
The obvious loop — /loop 20m /code-review — is a no-op: the bundled reviewer refuses model invocation, so a scheduled fire delivers it as plain text. Here are 12 loops that actually run, grouped by the only thing that distinguishes them, plus the caps that quietly kill them.
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12 Agent Loops Worth Copying (One of Them Silently Does Nothing) — The obvious loop — /loop 20m /code-review — is a no-op: the bundled reviewer refuses model invocation, so a scheduled fire delivers it as plain text. Here are 12 loops that actually run, grouped by the only thing that distinguishes them, plus the caps that quietly kill them.
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