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Agent feedback integrates compilers, linters, tests, and structural checks into a coding agent's work cycle. Failures trigger a timely correction loop.
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Agent feedback gives an agent information about the quality or effect of its results and next steps.
The pattern combines feedback loops from software development and control engineering with agent systems. It grew from the need to improve autonomous outputs iteratively using tests, user feedback, or an evaluator instead of treating one run as final.
Imagine a workshop where an inspector returns concrete measurements and observations after every prototype, and the next version incorporates them.
An observation or assessment that suggests a change.
A person, test, or model that assesses an outcome.
Another run that turns feedback into an improvement.
Feedback can improve agent outputs measurably and expose errors early. Unclear criteria or an unreliable evaluator produce cosmetic corrections and reinforce the wrong objectives.
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