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The ReAct Loop (Reason, Act, Observe)

ReAct is the default agent pattern: the model reasons about what to do, takes one action, observes the result, and repeats until it is done. Almost every agent framework is an implementation of this loop, so knowing where it breaks matters more than knowing the acronym.

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