Elwynn Chen @ob12er

@MelkeyDev That’s what my agent should use and care about, not me, I just send text😂

@lukaszstarosta C: Time to chat with my Claude code friend

Basically, you can do any graph or loop with just chat with your agent. You can just use it without those concept, but those concepts are important when you want to add constraint to your agent behavior instead of letting it go wild. It's kind of what constraint programming does, but for agents.

@Saboo_Shubham_ This is pretty much where I landed too: let the agent write or revise the graph, but don’t let the mechanics be fuzzy. In looperators, a Master Agent proposes the sessions and handoffs, while the runtime handles retries, joins, and stop conditions. x.com/ob12er/status/…

Elwynn Chen @ob12er

5 hours ago

Code agents are still islands I keep becoming the message bus between Claude Code and Codex: passing context, asking one session to review another, returning failed work, and repeating I'm building looperators so those sessions can keep the loop moving when I step away

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@steipete graphs already x.com/ob12er/status/…

Elwynn Chen @ob12er

5 hours ago

Code agents are still islands I keep becoming the message bus between Claude Code and Codex: passing context, asking one session to review another, returning failed work, and repeating I'm building looperators so those sessions can keep the loop moving when I step away

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I think there’s an interesting middle ground here: the agent writes the map, then the runtime runs it That’s what I’m building with looperators. u start with a goal, a Master Agent proposes the sessions, handoffs, loops, checkpoints, and stop conditions. Once approved, the graph becomes reusable x.com/ob12er/status/…

Elwynn Chen @ob12er

5 hours ago

Code agents are still islands I keep becoming the message bus between Claude Code and Codex: passing context, asking one session to review another, returning failed work, and repeating I'm building looperators so those sessions can keep the loop moving when I step away

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This is pretty much the direction I’ve been working on with looperators The problem I kept running into: designing the loop by hand gets painful very quickly. So I let a Master Agent propose it, then the runtime keeps the agent sessions handing work off, reviewing, retrying, and stopping when the goal is actually met. x.com/ob12er/status/…

Elwynn Chen @ob12er

5 hours ago

Code agents are still islands I keep becoming the message bus between Claude Code and Codex: passing context, asking one session to review another, returning failed work, and repeating I'm building looperators so those sessions can keep the loop moving when I step away

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That last line is exactly what I've been building around: the agent writes the path, but the runtime runs it In looperators, a Master Agent proposes the workflow. Once approved, the handoffs, retries, joins, and stop conditions run deterministically across long-lived Agent sessions x.com/ob12er/status/…

Elwynn Chen @ob12er

5 hours ago

Code agents are still islands I keep becoming the message bus between Claude Code and Codex: passing context, asking one session to review another, returning failed work, and repeating I'm building looperators so those sessions can keep the loop moving when I step away

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Start with a goal or a ready-made loop. A Master Agent proposes the sessions, feedback paths, triggers, and stop conditions. Once approved, the runtime handles the mechanics The graph is a live view of the work—not an empty canvas you have to wire by hand Early alpha: github.com/ObservedObserv…

Code agents are still islands I keep becoming the message bus between Claude Code and Codex: passing context, asking one session to review another, returning failed work, and repeating I'm building looperators so those sessions can keep the loop moving when I step away

@tommoor @linear I think you just gave this product its first review 😂 Appreciate it. And yeah, you're right — I wouldn't want to build this graph by hand either. My agent generated it, but it's still a lot to look at.

@tommoor @linear yeah, you're right for that one😂

@MicroLaunchHQ github.com/ObservedObserv…

@ionleu runcell.dev

@zdogmode runcell.dev

@adiaddxyz @linear Yeah, graph players here github.com/ObservedObserv…

@moondailys x.com/ob12er/status/…

Elwynn Chen @ob12er

8 hours ago

How does it looks like if u replace moon with jupiter or other planets. I build a tool to simulate this that you can place any planets at the position of moon and see how it looks like in skyWhat would the night sky look like if Jupiter replaced the Moon? I built a small

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what it looks like if Jupiter is placed at the same distance to earth as the moon: x.com/ob12er/status/…

Astropics @astropics

a day ago

The Moon and Jupiter 🥹

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@Miles525 @grok You can test it here: x.com/ob12er/status/…

Elwynn Chen @ob12er

8 hours ago

How does it looks like if u replace moon with jupiter or other planets. I build a tool to simulate this that you can place any planets at the position of moon and see how it looks like in skyWhat would the night sky look like if Jupiter replaced the Moon? I built a small

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