@PrajwalTomar_: You don't understand how BIG this is. Anthropic just published the 4 ways to make Claude Code work without you. Everyon…

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Anthropic published four types of loops for Claude Code to operate autonomously: turn-based, goal-based, time-based, and proactive, allowing different levels of task handoff.

You don't understand how BIG this is. Anthropic just published the 4 ways to make Claude Code work without you. Everyone on X has been arguing about what a "loop" actually is. The team that built the tool just gave the official answer: an agent repeating cycles of work until a stop condition is met. Only 4 types exist, and each one hands off a different piece of your job: → Turn-based: hands off the checking. Skills verify the work end to end → Goal-based: hands off the stop condition. /goal keeps it going until done is DONE → Time-based: hands off the trigger. /loop 5m fixes your PR while you work → Proactive: hands off the prompt itself. It runs while you sleep Prompting was the skill of 2025. Designing loops is the skill of 2026. Bookmark this.
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You don’t understand how BIG this is.

Anthropic just published the 4 ways to make Claude Code work without you.

Everyone on X has been arguing about what a “loop” actually is.

The team that built the tool just gave the official answer: an agent repeating cycles of work until a stop condition is met.

Only 4 types exist, and each one hands off a different piece of your job:

→ Turn-based: hands off the checking. Skills verify the work end to end → Goal-based: hands off the stop condition. /goal keeps it going until done is DONE → Time-based: hands off the trigger. /loop 5m fixes your PR while you work → Proactive: hands off the prompt itself. It runs while you sleep

Prompting was the skill of 2025. Designing loops is the skill of 2026.

Bookmark this.

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