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convergence-monitoring

Detecting whether agent iterations are converging toward a stable solution or hitting a ceiling. Covers convergence signals, ceiling detection, non-convergence diagnosis, test pass rate as a convergence metric, and forward progress tracking for large projects. Trigger phrases: "convergence", "is the agent converging", "ceiling detection", "when to stop iterating", "diminishing returns"

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# Convergence Monitoring

Convergence monitoring answers the most important question in iterative AI development: **when should you stop iterating?** The answer is not a fixed number of iterations or a time limit -- it is convergence. Convergence means the agent's output is stabilizing; each iteration produces fewer and smaller changes than the last.

**Core insight:** You don't need a zero-diff -- you need the remaining modifications to be inconsequential.

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## 1. What Is Convergence?

Convergence appears as a rapid, consistent decline in the volume of changes from one iteration to the next:

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Iteration 1:  ████████████████████████████████████████  300 lines changed