Over the weekend there was a lot of chatter (and slop) about Graph Engineering vs Loops, thanks @steipete

Just a reminder that Looper is already very graph-aligned
> it thinks in nodes and decision points (goal, plan, gates, deliver, stop)
> gates act as conditional branches (pass / revise / fail)
> it maintains explicit state and produces a flowchart preview
It basically addresses the main weaknesses of "naive loops"
So no need to totally discard loops, just build better loops
That said, graphs can be better when you need a combo of LLM-based and deterministic-based actions together in a process flow
I'll be making some improvements to Looper to better help with that so you can get the best out of loops and graphs
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