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docs: explain how Iterward closes the loop around agents - #21
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Add a paragraph to both READMEs that shows the loop with three examples: a failed verification, a gate, and a retry limit. List keywords in the package manifest.
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Adds a paragraph to the intro of the root README and the package README. The paragraph describes the closed loop that Iterward runs around agents: a failed verification sends the work back to the builder, a gate holds the run until a human approves, and a limit parks the run after too many attempts.
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keywordsinpackages/iterward/package.json.