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תקציר מקורי באנגליתA coding agent will happily hand you a 40,000 line pull request that nobody can review and that quietly does the wrong thing. Kyle Mistele's argument is that the fix is not a better prompt but a better loop, borrowed from control theory: a thermostat senses the error between where a system is and where you want it, emits a control signal, and measures again, over and over. Infrastructure as code already approximates this. The point is to design agent loops the same way, so each iteration makes a small, readable change you can actually verify, instead of one giant diff you have to trust. The working example is migrating a codebase one procedure at a time. A sensor, often just Grep or a structural search, finds the smallest unmigrated piece, a controller picks what to work on next, and an ac