I Built One AI Agent That Runs My Other Agents

AI agents get useful when you stop prompting one task at a time and start building 'loops' — recurring jobs that remember, notice changes, and know when to stop. According to Nate B Jones, the next level is a 'loop of loops': an agent managing other agents. Real power comes from giving each loop clear boundaries and letting it pause where your judgment matters. Jones walks through examples: sales loops, research loops, managing kids' clothes, planning school trips. The question isn't whether to automate — it's where to let the loop stop and ask for you. Loops lift mental load off your week, but only when they know their limits.

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