tighten-loop
Tighten Loop
Answer one question: "From the corrections I gave the agent in this conversation, what should I update so it doesn't need them next time?"
Read the transcript. Find the steers. Classify the gap. Route to the right fix tool. Don't make the edits yourself — hand off.
Process
- Harvest steers from the transcript
- Classify each by gap type
- Route each to the right fix tool
- Present findings and offer handoffs
- Optionally append to
.tap/learnings.md
1. Harvest Steers
Scan the conversation for moments where the user redirected the agent. Look for:
- Corrections — "no", "stop", "don't", "instead", "actually", "that's wrong", "not like that", "I told you to…"
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