In case anyone else is confused: I saw the word "loop" and wondered what the point is to run an LLM in a loop? Like, what's the goal here? You want to write N d

In case anyone else is confused: I saw the word "loop" and wondered what the point is to run an LLM in a loop? Like, what's the goal here? You want to write N different React todo web apps, or something? After reading the article a bit, I realized this isn't about "loops" at all. What it is about is "bypassing the yes/no human check on each step the LLM wants to take in completing some multi-step task". You can already to this with, for example, claude code. However, one of the points of having a human approve LLM actions is to prevent it doing something stupid or destructive. So now you have a second problem: how to prevent the LLM from poking holes in spacetime? Answer: sandbox it. And that's what the article is about.