@Etudecn: NVIDIA engineer sums up the state of AI in one sentence: agents can do anything, they just lack a reliable loop framework. He spent 20 minutes breaking down a loop structure that keeps agents running stably for hours. The idea is actually very simple, but many people get it wrong. Video here, complete build guide below. You'll thank me after watching.
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An NVIDIA engineer shares a guide to building a loop framework that keeps AI agents running stably for hours, with a video tutorial.
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NVIDIA engineer summed up the state of AI agents in one sentence: “Agents can do everything — they just need a reliable loop framework.”
He spent 20 minutes breaking down a loop structure that keeps agents stable for hours.
The idea is actually dead simple, but tons of people still get it wrong.
Here’s the full build guide (video below).
You’ll thank me after watching. https://t.co/V8SxHieb4L
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