The learning method
Six stages, on repeat
Every Agentsable program runs on this cycle. Watch it turn, then open any stage for the reasoning.
Stage 01
Learn how it works
Short explanations of the mechanism. Enough to reason with.
Stage 04, up close
Breaking things is the lesson
Your build will fail, on purpose. Naming why it failed is what makes the next build better.
In detail
Why each stage is there
01Learn how it works
Mechanism before interface: what a context window costs, why retrieval changes how things fail, what an agent loop is doing when it decides. About 15 minutes of theory per hour of work.
02Watch real work
Edited tutorials cut exactly what you need: the wrong turn, the misread error, the choice between two good designs. We keep those in.
03Build it yourself
Watching feels like learning until you try. Closing that gap in the same sitting is the most important choice in the method.
04Break it and diagnose
A learner who can name the cause can reuse the lesson. A learner who only has a working fix cannot.
05Get specific feedback
Was the human checkpoint in the right place? Was the failure named? Was the check cheap enough to run? Polish is not graded.
06Improve and repeat
The cycle is the product. A program is a sequence of problems fed through it. Programs change. The cycle does not.
What we can't show yet
Artifacts are coming
Learner builds, reviews and failure write-ups will appear here as people agree to share them. Until then, read this page as our standard, not as proof.
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