Shane Butler
Sravya Madipalli
Hai Guan
Free Lesson

Build a Self-Repairing Context Loop for AI Data Agents

Part of Build Your AI Product Analyst

45 min
Nov 4, 2026 1:00 PM

What you'll learn

Detect when an answer is drifting

Spot the signal that an agent's number is off: the same question returning different results across runs.

Have the agent fix its own definitions

Let the agent trace the bad answer back to a stale metric definition and rewrite it in the repo.

Re-run and watch the variance collapse

Run the same question again against the repaired context and see the answers converge on one number.

Why this only works with repo-based context

Definitions live in files the agent can read and edit, so a fix persists instead of vanishing when the chat ends.

Why this topic matters

Most AI analysis quietly rots: a metric gets redefined, the agent keeps answering from stale context, and nobody notices until the number is wrong. The fix is not more prompting. It is a loop where the agent detects the drift, repairs its own definitions in the repo, and re-runs until variance collapses. We build that loop live, so you watch the agent catch itself and land on one honest answer.

You'll learn from

Shane Butler

Shane Butler

Co-founder, AI Analyst Lab

Sravya Madipalli

Sravya Madipalli

Senior DS Leader (Ex-Microsoft)

Hai Guan

Hai Guan

Head of Data at Ontra, Ex-LinkedIn

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