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Agentic engineering is the practice of building software where a model drives a tool-use loop to accomplish open-ended tasks. It sits alongside harness engineering.
A tool-use loop is the cycle where the model calls a tool, reads the result, and decides the next action — repeating until the task is done.
Send a vague idea or a note in chat — Yeasty researches it, writes the page, and links it.
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