If you still don't understand loop engineering, you'll want to save this. It's the most powerful way to prompt Fable 5. How to get started with loop engineering (as a non-technical beginner): First, you need some context about what loop engineering actually is. For the last two years, using an AI agent looked like this: You write a prompt → you read the response → you write the next prompt → you read that response → repeat. Essentially, you're the one holding the wheel the whole time. Loop engineering flips that completely - Instead of prompting the agent by hand at every step, you design a system that prompts, checks, remembers, and re-runs the agent for you. TLDR: You stop being the person typing prompt instructions. Every loop is built from three core pieces: → The goal: the success condition you're working toward. → The loop itself: the repeating cycle. It can run a fixed number of times or run until a condition is met. → Routines: predefined chunks of behavior the agent can call whenever it needs them (think of these as subroutines it reaches for mid-task). How to get started with loops: Pick one small, repeatable task. Not your whole workflow, one piece of it. • Define the goal in plain language. • Set a ceiling. Max attempts or max time, always. • Let the agent run the loop: act, observe the result, decide the next move, repeat. • Review the output and iterate if needed. The easiest way is to type "/loop" inside Claude Code and start setting your success/task criteria. Save this to start automating your workflows now.(Miles Deutscher)