Tutorial breaks down the ReAct agent Thought-Action-Observation loop
11/07/2026 — 11/07, 21:13·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- A tutorial walks through the ReAct agent pattern from theory to implementation, showing how the Thought-Action-Observation loop lets an LLM…
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On November 7, 2026 at 20:22, Juejin published an article titled "ReAct Agent: From Principles to Implementation — Teaching LLMs to Think, Act and Observe". The piece walks through ReAct Agent from its underlying principles to actual implementation, explaining how the architecture loops through Thought-Action-Observation so that an LLM keeps making decisions based on the results it observes from outside. The author argues that ReAct pushes an LLM beyond being a one-shot text generator, turning it into an execution system that can perceive external results and keep acting, and that the loop also serves as a shared starting point for understanding later Agent architectures. As of now, this is the only publicly available report on the topic.
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This article walks through the ReAct Agent pattern from first principles to implementation, explaining how the Thought-Action-Observation loop lets an LLM use external feedback to decide its next step. It frames ReAct as a shift from one-shot text generation to an execution system that can perceive results and keep acting, offering a shared starting point for understanding later agent architectures.
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