
Building an agentic workflow, part 2: testing what done means
Working through the dot-finance prototypes, including a misleading interruption test, interface corrections, CI storage failures, and a supervised controller trial.
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Working through the dot-finance prototypes, including a misleading interruption test, interface corrections, CI storage failures, and a supervised controller trial.
Setting up my own agentic development loop around dot-finance, with repository context, validation, independent review, and limits on correction attempts.

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