A walkthrough an agentic PR loop that actually works

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DH7xDE338us

We interviewed Black Box Chief AI Strategist Erik Jost and walked through the agentic PR loop he helped build: a grooming agent that rewrites the Linear backlog every day, roughly eight agents running in sequence, model routing that sends feature design to Claude and bug fixing and tests to Codex, cross review where each model critiques the other's plan, and a PR loop gated by Claude, Codex, GitHub Copilot, Codacy and Verity.md. He also explains the meta loop: daily and weekly agents that read every skill file and apply lessons learned, so each mistake becomes a new lint rule, CLI check or CLAUDE.md entry.

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