@cline: Here's a practical way to start "loop engineering" (fancy way to say something other than a human prompting an agent to…
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A practical approach to 'loop engineering' using a git hook script to automatically review code for leaked keys and critical bugs before committing.
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Here’s a practical way to start “loop engineering” (fancy way to say something other than a human prompting an agent to do some work)
Use a git hook script to automatically review your code for leaked keys, p0 bugs, etc. before committing. https://t.co/8hCqLbRKsO
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