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Everyone Agrees You Should Write Loops. Nobody Agrees What One Is.

Which sources back which section of this article, and what its evidence base looks like.

Which sources back which section

SectionSources behind it
What It IsMichael Bolin, OpenAI; WorkOS, event page; Boris Cherny on X; WorkOS, video page; Noelle Festa, WorkOS; Microsoft Build, session BRK245; Peter Steinberger on X, 7 Jun; Addy Osmani; Ezekiel Njuguna, Medium; Peter Steinberger on X, 11 Jun; Brent D. Griffiths, Business Insider; Armin Ronacher; Andrew Ng on X; Delba de Oliveira and Michael Segner, Claude blog; Wang et al., LoopArena, arXiv
TimelineYao et al., ReAct, arXiv; Geoffrey Huntley; Michael Bolin, OpenAI; WorkOS, event page; Boris Cherny on X; Liu et al., arXiv; WorkOS, video page; Noelle Festa, WorkOS; Microsoft Build, session BRK245; Peter Steinberger on X, 7 Jun; Addy Osmani; Ezekiel Njuguna, Medium; Peter Steinberger on X, 11 Jun; Brent D. Griffiths, Business Insider; Armin Ronacher; Andrew Ng on X; Delba de Oliveira and Michael Segner, Claude blog; John K. Waters, ADTmag; Wang et al., LoopArena, arXiv
The ArgumentYao et al., ReAct, arXiv; Geoffrey Huntley; Michael Bolin, OpenAI; Addy Osmani; Ezekiel Njuguna, Medium; Brent D. Griffiths, Business Insider; Armin Ronacher; Andrew Ng on X; Delba de Oliveira and Michael Segner, Claude blog
What Others AddMicrosoft Build, session BRK245; Addy Osmani; Peter Steinberger on X, 11 Jun; Brent D. Griffiths, Business Insider; Armin Ronacher; Delba de Oliveira and Michael Segner, Claude blog; Wang et al., LoopArena, arXiv
ConclusionYao et al., ReAct, arXiv; Geoffrey Huntley; Michael Bolin, OpenAI; Microsoft Build, session BRK245; Peter Steinberger on X, 7 Jun; Addy Osmani; Armin Ronacher; Delba de Oliveira and Michael Segner, Claude blog; Wang et al., LoopArena, arXiv

What the evidence base looks like

  • 19Sources behind this article
  • 5Sections, every one of them sourced
  • 16Read in full
  • 3Read at the abstract or opening only
What the source isHow manyHow they were read
Origin: the paper, post, talk or event record in which a technique, a term, a remark or a measurement first appeared11Ten in full; one video page for its title, date and description only — the recording was not watched
Vendor: a company writing about its own product or event3All three in full; what they say about themselves is on the page as theirs
Reporting: journalism about the term2Both in full; one quotation they report could not be traced and is attributed to them
Community: practitioners writing on their own account2One in full; one at its opening only, the rest being for members
Reference: an analysis of a product's public source code1At the abstract; used for one sentence it states directly

Reliable

Reliable, but with an interestWorth believing and reliableWeak on both, and used with careHonest, but thin

Worth believing

Each point is one source used, placed by two judgements on a six-step scale. Points carry no names: the chart shows the shape of the evidence, not a verdict on any publisher.