The agent loop is plan-act-observe in a cycle: the model decides a next action, a tool executes it, the result feeds back, and the model decides again. Designing the loop — when to stop, how to recover from errors — is most of building a reliable agent.

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AI for Video: A Complete Guide to Intelligence in Video Products: From Real-Time Pipelines and Agents to Serving, Cost, Compliance, and Verticals

The agent loop is where most agent reliability problems live: when to stop, how to recover from a failed tool call, and how to keep cost bounded. Volume 7 covers agents as engineering in detail, loop primitives, frameworks, memory and tools, plus serving and cost per stream-hour, so you can design an agent loop that behaves in production. Written by Nikolay Sapunov, CEO at Fora Soft.

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